Growth by Any Population with Pulsed Reproduction Can Be Modeled $\frac { d N } { d t } = r _ { \max } N \left( \frac { K - N } { K } \right)$

question 12

Multiple Choice

Growth by any population with pulsed reproduction can be modeled as

• A) \(\frac { d N } { d t } = r _ { \max } N \left( \frac { K - N } { K } \right)\)
• B) \(\frac { d N } { d t } = r _ { \max } N\)
• C) \(N _ { t } = N _ { 0 } e ^ { r _ { \max } N }\)
• D) \(N _ { t } = N _ { 0 } \lambda ^ { t }\)
• E) \(\frac { d N } { d t } = r _ { \max } N \left( 1 - \frac { N } { K } \right)\)

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