A certain wolf population, p(t), is governed by the differential equation: P = 0.3p(1 p), where...

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A certain wolf population, p(t), is governed by the differential equation: P = 0.3p(1 p), where p is the population (in thousands), and t is the time in years. If the current size of the population is 0.6 (i.e. p(0) = 0.6), use Euler's Method with At= 0.5 to predict the wolf population 2 years from now. A certain wolf population, p(t), is governed by the differential equation: P = 0.3p(1 p), where p is the population (in thousands), and t is the time in years. If the current size of the population is 0.6 (i.e. p(0) = 0.6), use Euler's Method with At= 0.5 to predict the wolf population 2 years from now.

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