A population follows a logistic DDS given by Pn = 1.755pm 1-0.0002p-1 a) Determine the growth rate r. r = Round to three decimal places. b) Determine the carrying capacity. Carrying capacity = integer value. c) State the equilibrium values for this population. Smaller pe value. Round to the nearest . Round to the nearest integer Larger Pe Round to the nearest integer value. For the Beverton-Holt model given by the DDS Pr 2.23Pn-1 1+0.003Pn-1 If Po=1300, find P1, P2, and P3. Round your answers to 1 decimal place as needed. Use these rounded values for the next iteration. P₁ P2 P2

A population follows a logistic DDS given by Pn = 1.755pm 1-0.0002p-1 a) Determine the growth rate r. r = Round to three decimal places. b) Determine the carrying capacity. Carrying capacity = integer value. c) State the equilibrium values for this population. Smaller pe value. Round to the nearest . Round to the nearest integer Larger Pe Round to the nearest integer value. For the Beverton-Holt model given by the DDS Pr 2.23Pn-1 1+0.003Pn-1 If Po=1300, find P1, P2, and P3. Round your answers to 1 decimal place as needed. Use these rounded values for the next iteration. P₁ P2 P2

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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Chapter14: Discrete Dynamical Systems

Section14.1: Sequences

Problem 20E

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