SOLUTION: Use the logistic growth model f(x) = 190/1 + 8e^−2x Find the carrying capacity.

Question 1129287: Use the logistic growth model f(x) = 190/1 + 8e^−2x

Find the carrying capacity.

Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

The carrying capacity is the value of the function when x gets very large.

When x gets very large, the exponential in the denominator goes to 0, so the denominator goes to 1; then the value of the function is just the numerator.

ANSWER: The carrying capacity for this logistic function is 190.
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SOLUTION: Use the logistic growth model f(x) = 190/1 + 8e^&#8722;2x Find the carrying capacity.

SOLUTION: Use the logistic growth model f(x) = 190/1 + 8e^−2x Find the carrying capacity.