SOLUTION: The number of species in a sample is given by S(n)=0.9 ln(1+n/0.9) where "n" is the number of individuals in the sample and the constant 0.9 indicated the diversity of species in

Question 830954: The number of species in a sample is given by S(n)=0.9 ln(1+n/0.9) where "n" is the number of individuals in the sample and the constant 0.9 indicated the diversity of species in the community. Find S(n) when n=1412. Round to the nearest unit.
I've tried to do this equation a few times. I'm not getting the answer the book has. Please help
Answer by josgarithmetic(39618) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What exactly is the answer that the book has?

Near or not?

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