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4. Option C is correct
At carrying capacity, the growth rate is zero.
dN/dT = 0 at the carrying capacity of the ecosystem.
If a population starts at point X, it will reach the carrying
capacity at point C.
5. Option E is correct
At point X, the birth rate more than death rate.
So, the population size (N) will continue to increase to E.
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