Consider the differential equation for , which models a population of fish with harvesting that is governed by the logistic equation and a number of fish H caught and removed every unit of time (harvesting). Here the parameters r, K, and H are all positive.
a) Assume that . Draw the phase plane.
b) Assume that . What happens to the population of fish as t increases?
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Consider the differential equation for , which models a population of fish with harvesting that...
Consider the differential equation . for x20, which models a population of fish with harvesting that is governed by the logistic equation and a number of fish H caught and removed every unit if time (harvesting). Here the parameters r, K, and H are all positive. a Assume tht Heate e. 4 rk If H <テ, what levels ofinitial fish population lead to a fish population which does not die out? Assume that H>.What happens to the population of fish...
step by step please 4. Suppose that the logistic equation dt Pla -bP) models a population of fish in a lake after t months during which no fishing occurs. What is the limiting population for this fish population? suppose that, because of fishing, fish are removed from the lake at a rate proportional to the existing fish population. i. Write a differential equation that describes this situation. ii. Show that if the constant of proportionality for the harvest of fish,...
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A population of fish is modeled by the logistic equation modified to account for harvesting: de = 25p (1-) -a or equivalently top2 + 3p-a 1. What are the equilibrium solutions? Note: your answer(s) should be expressed in terms of a 2. Determine the range of values of a for which this model has 2 different equilibrium values. When does it have 1 equilibrium? O equilibria? Carefully interpret each of these scenarios in the context of this model. 3. Suppose...
In this problem we assume that fish are caught at a constant rate h independent of the size of the fish population. Then y satisfies 7. (10 pts.) In this problem we assume that fish are caught at a constant rate h independent of the size of the fish population. Then y satisfies =r(1 - y/K)y-h dt a) If h <rk/4, show that the above equation has two equilibrium points yı and y2 with yi < y2; determine these points....
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I need help with question #3 When there is no fishing, the growth of a population of clown fish is governed by the following differential equation: dy dt 200 where y is the number of fish at time t in years. 1. Solve for the equilibrium value(s) and determine their stability. Create a slope field for this differential equation. Use the slope field to sketch solutions for various initial values. 2. 3. Summarize the behavior of the solutions and how...
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