Consider a population of antelope, with P0=2,750, carrying capacity K=3,875, and growth rate r=0.073 (or 7.3%)...

Consider a population of antelope, with P0=2,750, carrying capacity K=3,875, and growth rate r=0.073 (or 7.3%) per year. Assuming that this population follows logistic growth, find P(t), then use the solution to predict the population after 8 years. Round your final answer to the nearest integer value and do not include units.

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