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Answer:
(dN)/(dt) = (0.4)/(1200)N(1200-N) -50
142 fish
Step-by-step explanation:
A) The differential equation is modified by adding a -50 fish per year constant term:
(dN)/(dt) = (0.4)/(1200)N(1200-N) -50
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B) The steady-state value of the fish population will be when N reaches the value that makes dN/dt = 0.
(0.4/1200)(N)(1200-N) -50 = 0
N(N-1200) = -(50)(1200)/0.4) . . . . rewrite so N^2 has a positive coefficient
N^2 -1200N + 600^2 = -150,000 +600^2 . . . . complete the square
(N -600)^2 = 210,000 . . . . . simplify
N = 600 + √210,000 ≈ 1058
This steady-state number of fish is ...
1200 - 1058 = 142 . . . . below the original carrying capacity
35 lbs, your welcome even though you probably don't need the answer anymore
Step-by-step explanation:
2x² + 8y = 121.5
x² - 8y = 121.5
Add the equations together to eliminate the y terms.
3x² = 243
x² = 81
x = 9
Answer:
ten thousands/thousands/hundreds/tens/ones
7 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0
Explanation:
10 x 7,000 = 70, 000
Answer:
Rebecca does not have a return yet because the stock was not sold since there was a limit order at $33.
However, the value of her investment can be put around $2,400 (100 x $24 average price).
Step-by-step explanation:
Price of Havad Stock bought a year ago = $20
No. of shares = 100
Limit order selling price = $33
Stock prices during the limit order day = $23, $26, and $22
The stock cannot be sold, since its price did not reach $33.
Rebecca's limit order is an order to buy or sell her stock in Havad at $33 or better. Since her order is a sell limit order, it can only be executed at the limit price of $33 or higher. Unfortunately, the price of the stock did not reach the limit order on that particular day. This implies that her limit order is not guaranteed to execute.
