MHB Logistic model/initial value problem

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The number of fish tripled in the first year, hence:

$$P(1)=1200=\frac{10000}{1+24e^{-k}}$$

$$3=\frac{25}{1+24e^{-k}}$$

$$3\left(1+24e^{-k}\right)=25$$

$$3+72e^{-k}=25$$

$$72e^{-k}=22$$

$$36e^{-k}=11$$

$$e^{-k}=\frac{11}{36}$$
 
1200? that's because the number tripled right?
 
ineedhelpnow said:
1200? that's because the number tripled right?

Yes, the initial population was 400 so after one year there would be 1200 if it tripled during that time. :D
 
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