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Modeling: Having Kittens Projector Resources

Having Kittens Work out whether this number of descendants is realistic. Here are some facts that you will need:

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Reviewing Work I have selected the important facts and used them to solve the problem. I am aware of the assumptions I have made and the effect these assumptions have on the result. I have used more than one method I have checked whether my results make sense and improved my method if need be. I have presented my results in a way that will make sense to others.