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Discrete logistic equation, restricted growth model
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[QUOTE="Horseboy, post: 4833803, member: 517822"] Like the title says, this is about the logistic equation. It's a well known model of population growth. How "r" and "K" affect it is given in the most basic understanding of the model. I've given you just as much information as I've received. "r" and "K" are obviously constants, just as lambda and "a" are also. And like I said, I'm just having trouble rewriting my first equation in the required form to actually get the information I need from it. [/QUOTE]
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