The correct answer is:
growth rate decreases as N approaches K.
Based on the equation for logistic population growth, ( 1 point)
new individuals are added most rapidly at low population sizes.
Opopulation growth never exceeds K.
growth rate decreases as N approaches K.
the population keeps growing when N equals K.
This figure displays the equation for logistic population growth and visualizes population growth as a function of time (number of generations) as it approaches carrying capacity. N stands for population size, K stands for carrying capacity, and rstands for intrinsic rate of increase.
K = carrying capacity
d/dt (N) = rN * (N - N)/K
Number of generations
Logistic Growth
Population size (N)
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