Suppose the population size of some species of organism follows the model where N is measured in
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where N is measured in hundreds. What is the critical value below which this population is doomed to extinction (as in Exercise 29)?
Find the equilibria and draw the phase-line diagram for the above differential equations, in addition to answering the questions.
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The equilibria are N 0 and the solutions of 5N1 N 2 2 ...View the full answer
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Modeling the Dynamics of Life Calculus and Probability for Life Scientists
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