A process called tag-and-recapture is used to estimate populations of animals in the wild. First, some number $T$ of the animals are captured, tagged and released into the wild. Later, a number $S$ of the animals are captured, of which $t$ are observed to be tagged. The estimate of the total population is then $P(T, S, t)=\frac{T S}{t} .$ Compute $P(100,60,15) ;$ the proportion of tagged animals in the recapture is $\frac{15}{60}=\frac{1}{4}$. Based on your estimate of the total population, what proportion of the total population has been tagged? Now compute $\frac{\partial P}{\partial t}(100,60,15)$ and use it to estimate how much your population estimate would change if one more recaptured animal were tagged.