The growth of a certain species (in millions) since 1950 closely fits the following exponential function where t is the number of years since 1950 A(t) = 3000 e 0 0166t a. The population of the species was about 3552 million in 1960. How closely does the function approximate this value? b. Use the function to approximate the population of the species in 2000. (The actual population in 2000 was about 6990 million) c. Estimate the population of the species in the year 2015. a. Choose the correct answer below. O A. The population of the species in 1960 is approximately 3542 million. This is not a close appoximation to the actual value of 3552 million, because the difference in the two populations is ten million, which is large O B. The population of the species in 1960 is approximately 3542 million. This is fairly close to the actual value of 3552 million, because the percentage difference is very small C. The population of the species in 1960 is approximately 3042 million. This is not a close appoximation to the actual value of 3552 million, because the approximation does not take into account a massive growth increase between 1950 and 1960. b. The approximate population in 2000 is million (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.) c. The approximate population in 2015 is million (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)