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When a population grows according to the logistic model, what is the value of the instantaneous population growth rate (dn/dt) when the population is stable? a. dn/dt = 0 b. dn/…

When a population grows according to the logistic model, what is the value of the instantaneous population growth rate (dn/dt) when the population is stable? a. dn/dt = 0 b. dn/…
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When a population grows according to the logistic model, what is the value of the instantaneous population growth rate (dn/dt) when the population is stable?

a. dn/dt = 0
b. dn/dt = n
c. dn/dt = r
d. dn/dt = k?

User Not So Sharp
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Answer:

d

Explanation:

User Michaeljoseph
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is c because dn over dt equal r

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