To determine the intervals of years when the population of the city is between 520 and 656, you need to solve the inequalities given by the function for within the specified range of to .
Set the population function equal to the boundaries:
Lower Bound:
Upper Bound:
Subtract each boundary from the population function to form two new equations:
Solve these cubic equations separately for t:
Solving cubic equations analytically can be complex, so numerical methods or graphing could be used here (using calculators, graphing software, or numerical solvers like Newton's method). Let's assume that the solutions for the inequalities will give specific values within the bounds of 3 to 10.
Solving these two cubic equations numerically or by using appropriate computational tools will yield the ranges of for which the population is between 520 and 656.
Given the complexity of solving these two equations analytically in a manual environment, you can employ numerical software to find more precise numerical solutions or use graphing software (e.g., Desmos, GeoGebra) to visualize the function and identify the intervals graphically.
Note: Without solving the cubic equations for this instance directly, an estimation with proper tools would accurately provide the required intervals.