Suppose that the growth of a population y = y(t) is givenby the logistic equationy = 605

Chapter 8, Problem 55

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Suppose that the growth of a population \(y=y(t)\) is given by the logistic equation

\(y=\frac{60}{5+7 e^{-1}}\)

(a) What is the population at time \(t=0\)?


(b) What is the carrying capacity
L?


(c) What is the constant
k?

(d) When does the population reach half of the carrying capacity?


(e) Find an initial-value problem whose solution is
y(t).

Equation Transcription:

Text Transcription:

y=y(t)

y=60/5+7e^-1

t=0

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