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A population is modeled by the logistic differential equation
P
P' (t) = 2P(1. 2000
(1) What are the equilibrium solutions?
(2) Let f be the solution satisfying the initial condition f(0)
function or decreasing function?
(3) What is lim+∞ f (t)?
=
3000. Is f an increasing
Transcribed Image Text:A population is modeled by the logistic differential equation P P' (t) = 2P(1. 2000 (1) What are the equilibrium solutions? (2) Let f be the solution satisfying the initial condition f(0) function or decreasing function? (3) What is lim+∞ f (t)? = 3000. Is f an increasing
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