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Scientists are closely monitoring caribou populations to examine the effect of global climate change on
habitat. The maximum population size for a herd of caribou based on the amount of habitat was 500,000. A
herd of caribou currently has a population size of 198,000 caribou as a result of habitat loss. Which of the
following methods should be used to determine the percent change between the maximum population and
the current population for this herd of caribou?
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