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A herd of deer is introduced to a wildlife refuge. The number of deer, N(t), after t years is described by the polynomial function N(t) = -t⁴ + 18t + 120. Use the Leading Coefficient Test to determine the graph's end behavior. What does this mean about what will eventually happen to the deer population?

▸ The deer population in the refuge will grow out of control.

▸ The deer population in the refuge will reach a constant amount greater than 0.

▸ The deer population in the refuge will die out.

▸ The deer population in the refuge will be displaced by "oil" wells.

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