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Engineering, 21.01.2021 14:00, Nessakona1

The population in the world can be simulated using the model /= (1 −/) , where p is population, pm is the maximum capacity, and k is the growth rate. Using Euler’s method, simulate the world’s population from 1950 to 2000. The initial conditions are p0(1950)=2555 million, k=0.026/yr, and pmax = 12,000 million. Calculate your results and compare with the true data below:


The population in the world can be simulated using the model /= (1 −/) , where p is population, pm

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