When computing populations in MATLAB using the population model, we may sometimes have fractional animals $($e$.$g$.,$ Frankenrabbits$)$ as a

result of our computations. In such cases we would need to remove these fractional animals. Assume that you have computed the

population at a particular time step as follows:

$P(96)=0\mathrm{.}98$

$($Note: Capital $"$P$"$ is the variable name$)$

Write the MATLAB command to truncate only the value of $P(96)$ to an integer number of animals and immediately display the answer.

When computing populations in MATLAB using the population model, we may sometimes have fractional animals $($e$.$g$.,$ Frankenrabbits$)$ as a

result of our computations. In such cases we would need to remove these fractional animals. Assume that you have computed the

population at a particular time step as follows:

$P(96)=0\mathrm{.}98$

$($Note: Capital $"P"$ is the variable name$)$

Write the MATLAB command to truncate only the value of $P(96)$ to an integer number of animals and immediately display the answer.