Population X has 10,000 individuals; Population Y has 100,000 individuals. Both

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Population X has 10,000 individuals; Population Y has 100,000 individuals. Both have a growth rate of 2 percent. During the first year, how many individuals will be added to each population? Population A will add 200 individuals and Population B will add 2,000 individuals, due to different starting populations. Population A will add 200 individuals because it increases by a constant amount, and Population B will add 2,000 individuals because in increases by a constant proportion. Both will add 2,000 individuals because they have the same growth rate. Population A will add 2,000 individuals and Population B will add 200 individuals, due to different starting populations. Both will add 200 individuals because they have the same growth rate. Population X has 10,000 individuals; Population Y has 100,000 individuals. Both have a growth rate of 2 percent. During the first year, how many individuals will be added to each population? Population A will add 200 individuals and Population B will add 2,000 individuals, due to different starting populations. Population A will add 200 individuals because it increases by a constant amount, and Population B will add 2,000 individuals because in increases by a constant proportion. Both will add 2,000 individuals because they have the same growth rate. Population A will add 2,000 individuals and Population B will add 200 individuals, due to different starting populations. Both will add 200 individuals because they have the same growth rate.

Explanation / Answer

Population A will add 200 individuals and Population B will add 2,000 individuals, due to different starting populations

The intrinsic growth rate is same for both the populations i.e 2% but the starting populations are different.

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