Logistic vs Exponential Growth Concepts
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Lucas Foster
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Biology, Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
What does a per capita growth rate of 0.2 indicate about a population's growth over a year?
The population doubles
The population increases by 20%
The population remains constant
The population decreases by 20%
2.
Multiple Choice
In an exponential growth model, what is the relationship between the population size and the growth rate?
The growth rate is inversely proportional to the population size
The growth rate decreases as the population size increases
The growth rate is constant regardless of population size
The growth rate increases as the population size increases
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Multiple Choice
What does the carrying capacity 'K' represent in population growth models?
The maximum number of individuals an environment can support
The minimum number of individuals needed for survival
The average number of individuals in a population
The rate at which a population grows
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Multiple Choice
How does logistic growth differ from exponential growth?
Logistic growth assumes unlimited resources
Logistic growth includes a factor that slows growth as the population nears carrying capacity
Logistic growth results in a constant population size
Logistic growth leads to a population decline
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Multiple Choice
When the population size is 500 and the carrying capacity is 1000, what is the logistic growth rate factor?
0.1
0.5
0.9
1.0
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