Chapter 6: Q. 77 (page 572)
Use the solution of the logistic model
to prove that as t →∞, the population P(t) approaches
the carrying capacity L. Assume that the constant k is positive.
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Proved
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Chapter 6: Q. 77 (page 572)
Use the solution of the logistic model
to prove that as t →∞, the population P(t) approaches
the carrying capacity L. Assume that the constant k is positive.
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