One hundred trout are seeded into a lake. Absent constraint, their population will grow by 70% a year. The lake can sustain a maximum of 2000 trout. Using the logistic growth model, calculate the number of trout after 5 years. 992 850 439 678

One hundred trout are seeded into a lake. Absent constraint, their population will grow by 70% a year. The lake can sustain a maximum of 2000 trout. Using the logistic growth model, calculate the number of trout after 5 years. 992 850 439 678

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One hundred trout are seeded into a lake. Absent constraint, their
population will grow by 70% a year. The lake can sustain a maximum of
2000 trout. Using the logistic growth model, calculate the number of
trout after 5 years.
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850
439
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