I am not too sure what the math is for this...

Question 02: Some Have Gone and Some Remain The U.S. Census provides information on its web page about the current U.S. population as well as approximate rates of change. Four rates of change are provided: - There is a birth every 7 seconds. - There is a death every 15 seconds. - There is a new immigrant every 42 seconds. README.md - There is a new emigration (i.e. somebody moves out of the country) every 1.25 minutes. These are, naturally, approximations of birth, death, and immigration rates, but they can assist in providing population estimates in the near term. Write a program that takes a year as input (an integer-you may assume that this will value will always be greater than or equal to 2023) and prints out an estimated population (as an integer). Assume that the current population is 330,109,174, and assume that there are always exactly 365 days in a year. Sample execution: Please enter a year greater than 2023: 2042 The population in year 2042 will be 382038453 1 year = int ( input ('Please enter a year greater than 2023:' ) ) 2 population =330109174 3 if year >=2023 : 4 print(year) 5 else: year