Birth Ratio Problem: Rabbit Population Triples

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The discussion revolves around the mathematical modeling of rabbit population growth, specifically how the birth rate relates to the population size. It highlights confusion regarding the equation N=2N and the conditions under which N becomes 3N. Participants express a need for clarification on the population dynamics over time. The conversation indicates a misunderstanding of the exponential growth model in relation to time intervals. Clearer explanations and examples are requested to resolve the confusion.
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Rabit bith rate is ~1/N which N is rabit population, after 2 hours, N=2N but after how many hours N=3N ? :frown:
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I'm confused N=2N only when N = 0, same for N=3N.

Could you post your question more clearly please.
 
:frown: sorry, N(young N)=2N(old N)
Same for N=3N
 
Could you help me in thread of me of another page, please please :frown:
 

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