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The long-term behavior of the population under the original model can be analyzed by looking at the…

We will now explore and "verify" the claims made in Example 10 from Topic 16. Specifically, we will: a. Determine the long-term behavior of the population under the original model. b. Check out the growth rates for the sub-populations under the original model. c. Determine how long it will take the population to decrease to a certain percentage of its original value. d. Repeat the investigation on the long-term behavior and the growth rates for the model when conservation efforts take place. e. Find the juvenile survival rate needed to save the population from eventual extinction.

We will now explore and "verify" the claims made in Example 10 from Topic 16. Specifically, we will: a. Determine the long-term behavior of the population under the original model. b. Check out the growth rates for the sub-populations under the original model. c. Determine how long it will take the population to decrease to a certain percentage of its original value. d. Repeat the investigation on the long-term behavior and the growth rates for the model when conservation efforts take place. e. Find the juvenile survival rate needed to save the population from eventual extinction.

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