A conservationist finds that the population P(t) of a certain endangered species is growing at a rate

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A conservationist finds that the population P(t) of a certain endangered species is growing at a rate given by P'(t) = 0.51e^−0.03t, where t is the number of years after records began to be kept. If the population is P₀ = 500 now (at time t = 0), what will it be in 10 years?

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