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Mathematics, 10.12.2019 04:31 Lilyy1k

Apopulation is modeled by the differential equationdp/dt = 1.2p (1 - p/5000)(a) for what values of p is the population increasing and for what values of p isthe population decreasing? (b) if the initial population is 5500, what is the limiting pupulation? (c) what are the equilibrium solutions?

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