Explanation Given information: If the population of animals in an area change from 500 to 400 in duration of one month, then the relative change of rate is supposed to be − 100 animal gain per month. Consider the information that in initiation of a month the population is 500 and then reduces to 400 in one month. The change is given by Δ q = q final − q initial

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