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Ask quHarvesting prevents the population size of a species from attaining its natural carrying capacity. We can add harvesting to the logistic model by assuming that the per capita harvest rate is m per day in a population whose intrinsic growth rate is r per day and whose carrying capacity is K in the absence of harvesting. (a) Derive a differential equation describing the dynamics of the population size. (b) Determine the equilibria for this model. (c) Determine the stability of these equilibria. (d) What condition must hold for the population to persist? (e) What is the maximum allowable harvest rate that ensures that the population size will remain stable at a size greater than 1000, which is considered by some to represent a minimum viable population sizeestion #Minimum 100 words accepted#

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