In this lab, Bolivia’s population was investigated by estimating human population growth duringamong the generations of the human population. It can be inferred from the results that Bolivia’s human population has been increasing exponentially during the past several years because, according to my data that we collected for this lab, it shows the amount of growth in each birth rate in theeach generation of years. This claim is supported by an exponential pattern and P = P0 e(kg), this makes sense because we determined the human population growth has been increasing exponentially from generation to generation because of the graph and data points from our table. I have low confidence because the data are based only on the current growth rate for each confidentconfidence, my prediction is within a 50-year range. There is a problem with the data. The evidence of our problem is because we assumed that all babies survived, we assumed all of them were females, we did not account for migration, the age of humans of death, and the government put on the restriction of how many children should be born. Our predicted calculation and United Nations calculation is similar and/or different because they estimated ever the whole faulty rate with both males and females, death, .ex .restriction, and we didn’t do that; we got more 10.7 for our collection for Bolivia population. Now I wonder if we counted the whole things we did calculate willwhether our calculation would be different.