DIF eq help
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Suppose the difference between birth and death rates for a population of penguins is proportional to the population. At time t=0 there are 6 penguins and their number increased to 18 in 2 weeks. a) write the diferential equation for P(t) b) solve the resulting IVP for P(t) c)When does the population reach 60 (rounded) d)what eventually happens to the population? e)when does this occur?
\[\frac{\mathrm d}{\mathrm dt} P(t) \propto P(t)\]...
p(14)=18 do i use pt()=p(0)*e^-kt?
where did you get the minus from?
set a proportionality constant , and solve the separable DE
3/14 would be the constant?
i can't check that without working
i think i just need a little direction on where to start
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\[\frac{dP}{dt} = kP\] \[\int\limits \frac{dP}{P} = \int\limits k dt\] \[\ln P = kt + C\] \[P = e^{kt +C} = C e^{kt}\] intial value --> p(0) = 6 so C = 6 p(2) = 18 \[18 = 6 e^{2k}\] \[k = \frac{\ln 3}{2}\] \[P(t) = 6 (3^{t/2})\] solve for when p = 60 \[6(3^{t/2}) = 60\] \[\ln 3^{t/2} = \ln 10\] \[t = \frac{2 \ln 10}{\ln 3} = 4.19 \] eventually population blows up to infinity
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