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The logistic population growth is expres...

The logistic population growth is expressed by the equation

A

`dN//dt = rN ((N - K)/(N))`

B

`dt//dN = Nr ((K - N)/(N))`

C

`dN//dt = rN ((K - N)/(K))`

D

dN//dt = rN`

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