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[Maximum mark: 4]

Consider the population ​P(t)​ of island mice, where ​t​ is measured in years. The rate of change of the population is modeled by

​
dtdP​=2t2−3t+1
​

and initially ​P(0)=50.

  1. Find ​P(t).

    [2]
    Part (a):
    P(t)=
  2. Write down, without evaluation, the definite integral giving the total “mouse‑years” lived from ​t=1​ to ​t=4.

    [1]
  3. Evaluate the integral found in part (b).

    [1]
[Maximum mark: 4]

Consider the population ​P(t)​ of island mice, where ​t​ is measured in years. The rate of change of the population is modeled by

​
dtdP​=2t2−3t+1
​

and initially ​P(0)=50.

  1. Find ​P(t).

    [2]
    Part (a):
    P(t)=
  2. Write down, without evaluation, the definite integral giving the total “mouse‑years” lived from ​t=1​ to ​t=4.

    [1]
  3. Evaluate the integral found in part (b).

    [1]