Please answer fast the population density (n) changes as a function of the current population density (n) and the current carrying capacity (k): dn/dt = g(n,k) n as always approaching the carrying capacity, with a rate of this approach that is linearly proportional to the difference between the current population density and the carrying capacity. The scale of the response, s = 0.5. dn/dt = g(n,k) = ???

Please answer fast the population density (n) changes as a function of the current population density (n) and the current carrying capacity (k): dn/dt = g(n,k) n as always approaching the carrying capacity, with a rate of this approach that is linearly proportional to the difference between the current population density and the carrying capacity. The scale of the response, s = 0.5. dn/dt = g(n,k) = ???

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Chapter17: Aquaculture Business

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