The number of internet users in a country increases at a rate that is jointly proportional to the number of internet users present, and the difference between total number of people having a personal computer and the number of internet users present. Write down the differential equation describing dynamics of increase of the number of internet users and find its general solution.

The number of internet users in a country increases at a rate that is jointly proportional to the number of internet users present, and the difference between total number of people having a personal computer and the number of internet users present. Write down the differential equation describing dynamics of increase of the number of internet users and find its general solution.

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