you are performing an analysis of the long-term benefits of reproductive strategies employed by cicada species. individuals of one species reproduce once every year and produce an average of 150 offspring per year. because predators can easily predict when these cicadas will reproduce, they have evolved to efficiently hunt the yearly cicada offspring. thus, only 5 percent of these offspring will survive to reproduce. individuals of the 13-year cicada species produce an average of 250 offspring during their single mating every 13 years, and approximately 45 percent of the offspring survive to reproduce. finally, 17-year cicadas produce an average of 350 offspring per individual during their single mating every 17 years, and approximately 50 percent of the offspring survive to reproduce. over 100 years, which strategy will produce the newest cicadas? assume the 13-year and 17-year cycles all begin at year 1; that is, the first 13-year cicada reproductive event is on year 13