In Problem 9, suppose we have the additional information that the population of splake in 2004 was estimated to be 5000. Use a logistic model to estimate the population of splake in the year 2020. What is the predicted limiting population? [Hint: Use the formulas in Problem 12.

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The estimated population of splake in the year 2020 is 5970 andthepredicted limiting population is 6000.

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Analyzing the given statement

Given, that in1990, thepopulation of splake in the lake was1000 and it was estimated to be 3000 in 1997 and 5000 in 2004. We have to find estimated population of splake in the year 2020 and the predicted limiting population.

Here, we have initial population,p0=1000

pa=3000pb=5000

ta=7(Because, 1997-1990=7)

tb=14(Because, 2004-1990=14)

02

Formulas used to find the solution

We will use the following formula to find theestimated population of splake in the year 2020,

p(t)=p0p1p0+(p1-p0)e-Ap1t······(1)

To find the values of p1and A, we will use the following formulas from problem 12,

p1=[papb-2p0pb+p0papa2-p0pb]pa,······(2)A=1p1taln[pbpa-p0p0pb-pa]······(3)

03

Determine the values of p1 and A

One will find the values of and A, using the formulas from equation (2 and 3),

p1=[30005000-210005000+1000300030002-10005000](3000)p1=6000A=1(6000)(7)ln[50003000-100010005000-3000]A=0.00003832

We will use these values of p1 and A in equation (1) to find the estimated population of splake in the year 2020.

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Find the estimated population of splake in the year 2020

To find the estimated population of splake in the year 2020, we will substitute t=30 and other values from step1 and step3,

p(30)=(1000)(6000)(1000)+(6000-1000)e-(0.00003832)(6000)(30)p(30)=5970

Hence, the estimated population of splake in the year 2020 is 5970.

Thus, thepredicted limiting population is 6000.

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