if the population S(t) of a species of mosquitos in the Okavango region Delta at any time t >0 is modeled by the differential equation θ(ds/dt)+γS=〖αe〗^(-φt), whereθ,γ and α are positive constants and φ is a nonnegative constant, and if the initial population of this species is S(0)=S_0,
show that the mosquito population S(t) at any time t >0 is given by S(t)=α/(γ-θφ) e^(-φt)+(S_0-α/(γ-θφ) ) e^(-φt)
show that if φ=0 the species population S(t) approaches α/γ as t →∞ but if φ> the S(t) approaches zero as t→∞