[Steps Shown] Assume that the population in year 2008 is given by P(t)=(25)/(3+2e^-0.05t) where t is measured in years after 2008. Compute the current population

Question: Assume that the population in year 2008 is given by

\[P(t)=\frac{25}{3+2{{e}^{-0.05t}}}\]

where t is measured in years after 2008.

Compute the current population
Compute the population in year 2033
What happens with the population when t is very large.

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[Steps Shown] Assume that the population in year 2008 is given by P(t)=(25)/(3+2e^-0.05t) where t is measured in years after 2008. Compute the current population

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