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11 years ago
ivan:can help me solve qs 3?
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ivan
says
11 years ago
Part (a) and (
?
ivan
says
11 years ago
I think you have no problem with (b ). I still figuring out what the question wants for part (a). Do you have any idea?
ViTeck
says
11 years ago
part b also dun know le?can u show the working?mayb taking picture
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ViTeck
says
11 years ago
part a no idea,that why i ask u lol
OALim
11 years ago
(A)1 is decreasing 1 is increasing??
ivan
says
11 years ago
OALim
: Do you mean by P increases when P_0 is less than k and vice versa?
ivan
says
11 years ago
For part (b ), think of the question below:
If dP/dt is the population growth, then what we can do to determine the change in the population growth?
OALim
says
11 years ago
ya~~bcoz 1-p/b~and if p less than b + p more than b -
ivan
says
11 years ago
OALim
: but the question is asking about the relationship between P and k, how will you relate your increasing and decreasing P to the b?
ivan
says
11 years ago
Should be "increasing and decreasing P to k?".
OALim
11 years ago
sry·is k not b~discuss by consider sign of dp/dt~i think is like tat~
ivan
says
11 years ago
OALim
: so you are saying that when P is greater than b, P is increasing? If so, what does P to do with k? When k is changing, what happen to P again?
OALim
11 years ago
k fix??carrying capacity~maximum capacity ??
ivan
says
11 years ago
OALim
: The relationship of P and k means the condition of P when k is changing. So there must be an equation to describe such relationship.
OALim
11 years ago
like tat i dnknw liao
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