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Population Growth Other Models Gompertz Example 1: Part 2

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First published at 09:41 UTC on April 1st, 2018.

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In this video I go over part 2 of the Example 1 on the Gompertz Function, which is the solution to the differential equation dP/dt = c*ln(K/P)*P, and is used to model population growth. In this part 2 video, I go over question d) of the example, which asks to show that the growth rate is fastest when the population is equal to K/e, compared with K/2 for the logistic model for population growth. In solving this, I use the first derivative test for local max and min but this time apply it for finding the maximum value of the derivative of population, which is the population growth rate.

Also in this video I go over a brief history on Benjamin Gompertz, the British Mathematician that published this population growth model, as well as some notable facts about his life and the use of the Gompertz Function. So make sure to watch this video!!

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