Let P(t) be the population of Arizona, in millions, t years after 1980. In 1980 Arizona had a population of 2.72 million. Assuming a constant growth rate of 3 % , the population of Arizona satisfies the equation In(P(t)) = In(2.72) + 0.03t Use this equation to estimate the population of Arizona in 2018. Estimated population (round to two decimal places): million The population of Arizona in 2018 was about 7.17 million. Select the statement that correctly compares the estimate and actual population. O The estimated population is less than the actual population. O The estimated population is greater than the actual population. O The estimated population is the same as the actual population