For a certain population the growth rate G, measured in thousands per year, depends on the population n, measured in thousands. The relationship is
.
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A: Make a graph of G versus t. Include populations of up to 120,000 (corresponding to 
).B: Explain what is happening to the population at 
thousand and at 
thousand.C: Over what population ranges is G negative?D: Explain in practical terms what is happening to the population over the population ranges you found in part C.
What will be an ideal response?
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B: The growth rate is zero, so the population is not changing.
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C: From 0 to 22 thousand and above 98 thousand
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D. The population is decreasing over these ranges.
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A. 
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C. 
D. 
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