logistic growth model is the model which suggest the growth of a population with respect to the time.
the equation of this growth is given by the formula
where dN/dt is the population growth rate - average growth rate per year
r -maximum percapita growth - maximum average growth rate per year,
K is carrying capacity- the number of individuals that can be feed by environment witnhout affeting the environment itself
N - number of individuals in a population
here N=100
K=500
r=0.1/year
we are asked to find dN/dt
so applying values to equation
dN/dt= 0.1*(500-100)*100/500
=0.1*400*1/5
=40/5
dN/dt = 8 individuals per year
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