Birth Ratio Problem: Rabbit Population Triples

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The discussion revolves around a problem related to the birth ratio of a rabbit population and how it changes over time. Participants are trying to understand the dynamics of population growth, specifically when the population triples.

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  • Conceptual clarification, Problem interpretation

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  • Participants are attempting to clarify the relationship between the population size and the time it takes for the population to triple. There are questions about the initial assumptions regarding the birth rate and the definitions of population sizes at different times.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants seeking clearer definitions and expressions of the problem. There is a request for further assistance, indicating that the topic may require more exploration and clarification.

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Some participants express confusion regarding the mathematical relationships presented, particularly the conditions under which the population is considered to double or triple.

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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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