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If a constant number h of fish are harvested from a fishery per unit time, then a model for the population P(t) of the fishery at time t is given by dP/dt = P(a − bP) − h, P(0) = Po, where a,b,h, and Po are positive constants. Suppose a=5,b=1, and h=4. Since the DE is autonomous, use the phase portrait concept to sketch representative solution curves corresponding to the cases P0>4,1<P0<4, and 0<P0<1. Determine the long-term behavior of the population in each case.
Answer:
The long term behavior of the population in each case is;
P(t) → 0 for 0 < Po < 1
P(t) → 4 for 1 < Po < 4 and Po > 4
The phase portrait is attached
Explanation:
First of all from the question, the Differential equation (DE) is autonomous, we'll have to solve dp/dT = 0 to arrive at the equilibrium solution.
Thus;
P(a-bP) - h = 0
Expanding, we have;
aP - bP² - h = 0
From the question, a=5, b=1 and h=1.
Thus,substituting in the equation, we have;
5P - P² - 4 = 0
Rearranging this, we have
-P² + 5P - 4 = 0
This is a quadratic equation, and solving for the roots, we get,
P = 1 and P= 4.
In the phase potrait attached to this explanation, it's seen that lim(t→∞) for P(t) = 4
And so, P(t) → 0 for 0< Po < 1
Also, P(t) → 4 for 1 < Po < 4 and Po > 4