(Step-by-Step) A projection of population trends suggests that t years from now, the population of a certain community will be P(t)=-2t^3+18t^2+96t+74 thousand
Question: A projection of population trends suggests that t years from now, the population of a certain community will be \(P\left( t \right)=-2{{t}^{3}}+18{{t}^{2}}+96t+74\) thousand people.
- Find the rate of change of the population \(R\left( t \right)\) with respect to time
- At what rate does the population growth rate \(R\left( t \right)\) change with respect to time?
- Use increments to estimate how much the growth rate of the population changes during the first month of the fourth year.
- What is the actual change in the growth rate during this period?
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