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[" A population "p(t)" of "1000" bacteria introduced nutrient medium grows according to the relatior "],[p(t)=1000+(1000t)/(100+t^(2))." The maximum size of this bacterial population is "],[[" (a) "1100," (b) "1250," (c) "1050," (d) "5250]]

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