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Suppose that the population P(t) of a country satisfies the differential equation =kP(1200-P) with k constant. Its
population in 1960 was 300 million and was then growing at the rate of 1 million per year. Predict this country's
population for the year 2030.
This country's population in 2030 will be million.
(Type an integer or decimal rounded to one decimal place as needed.)
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