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A population of 45 foxes in a wildlife preserve triples in size every 13 years. The function y=45 times 3^x​, where x is the number of 13​-year ​periods, models the population growth. Using the given function​, how many foxes will there be after 39 ​years?
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45 × 3^(39/13) = 45 × 3^3 = 45 × 27 = 1215 foxes
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