In the equation P = PS/[1 + loge -1 (nt)] of a logistic curve of population growth, the constant m is (A) Ps × P (B) PS /P (C) (PS - Po)/Po (D) KP

In the equation P = PS/[1 + loge
-1 (nt)] of a logistic curve of population growth, the constant m is
(A) Ps
 × P
(B) PS
/P
(C) (PS - Po)/Po
(D) KP
by

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Answer :

(C) (PS - Po)/Po
by

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