Conservationists are investigating the effect of habitat loss on the number of deer on an island. They observe that the population of the deer on the island decreases at a rate of \(2\%\) every year. The number of deer on the island is \(P\) at a time \(t\) years after conservationists begin observations.
To maintain population stability, the conservationists relocate deer to the island at a constant uniform rate of \(h\) deer per year.
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