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Mathematics, 12.03.2021 18:50 cadeedmiston

A conservation biologist is observing a population of mule deer being affected by an unknown virus. Initially there were 125 individuals but the
population is now decreasing by 4% per month. Which function models the
number of deer, d, after n months?

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