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    The Logistic Function Models the Growth of a Population
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The Logistic Function Models the Growth of a Population

Question 7

Question 7

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The logistic function The logistic function   models the growth of a population. Determine when the population reaches one-half of the maximum carrying capacity. Round your answer to three decimal places. A)  0.549 B)  3.333 C)  1.151 D)  5.000 E)  1.000 models the growth of a population. Determine when the population reaches one-half of the maximum carrying capacity. Round your answer to three decimal places.


A) 0.549
B) 3.333
C) 1.151
D) 5.000
E) 1.000

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