In the equation,dN//dt = rN...

In the equation,`dN//dt = rN`

r' is called the 'intrinsic'rate of natural increase'.

r' is the parameter chosen for assessing impacts of any biotic factor an population growth.

r' is the parameter chosen for assessing impacts abiotic

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