MasterD86 Veteran 145 Posts user info edit post |
I cant figure out the S value for the Raleigh or the Wake county population. My r(growth rate)=.03, y0 (initial pop)=40 (in thousands so 40k). If someone can tell me what the formula is that includes r, y0, AND K (carrying capacity) that would be very helpful, and how to use the solver tool in excel. thanks.
My Raleigh chart info is as follows: years since 1900/population in thousands 20/24.4 30/37.3 40/46.8 50/65.6 60/93.9 70/122 80/150 90/212 4/16/2006 4:45:18 PM |
MasterD86 Veteran 145 Posts user info edit post |
has just no one started on this yet? 4/17/2006 12:55:39 PM |
Jeepin4x4 #Pack9 35774 Posts user info edit post |
its monday after easter. i haven't even opened my bookbag since i've been back 4/17/2006 1:07:19 PM |
MasterD86 Veteran 145 Posts user info edit post |
yea i know, i just wanna finish b/c when this is done we are done with the class, i want this out of mind 4/17/2006 5:01:05 PM |
AdamJ Veteran 110 Posts user info edit post |
to get the s value of the population you need to give the professor a bj and hope for the best 4/17/2006 11:07:31 PM |
MasterD86 Veteran 145 Posts user info edit post |
thanks adam but for some reason i dont think thats gonna work 4/18/2006 2:43:40 PM |
hszaczek24 All American 693 Posts user info edit post |
you could have gone to class today... he gave the exact answers on webass. 4/18/2006 6:25:51 PM |
Jeepin4x4 #Pack9 35774 Posts user info edit post |
does anyone have the answer to S for raleigh? For some reason 973.2 is not working on mine. 4/20/2006 6:53:45 PM |
hszaczek24 All American 693 Posts user info edit post |
for raleigh, 127.24... i may have told you wrong earlier 973.2 for wake co. sorry! 4/20/2006 7:03:43 PM |
Jeepin4x4 #Pack9 35774 Posts user info edit post |
AHHH BALLS! its the wake co. thats not working. dunno why the rest would but 973.2 wouldn't.
^Thanks again though 4/20/2006 10:30:47 PM |
hszaczek24 All American 693 Posts user info edit post |
4/20/2006 10:58:46 PM |