\"\"

\

(a)

\

Logistic equation is \"\", where \"\" measured in weeks.

\

Logistic differential equation with carrying capacity \"\" is \"\".

\

Rewrite the logistic equation as\"\".

\

\"\".

\

Compare above equation with \"\".

\

Therefore, \"\" and \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(b)

\

Observe the dirction field in the graph:

\

Slopes are close to zero when \"\" or \"\".

\

Slopes are largest on the line \"\".

\

Solutions are increasing in the interval \"\".

\

Solutions are decreasing in the imterval \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(c)

\

Graph the directional field to graph the solutions of \"\" and \"\".

\

\"\"

\

Observe the dirction field in the graph:

\

All the solutions have the slopes closes to zero.

\

Some solutions are increasing and some are decreasing.

\

Solutions of \"\" and \"\" have inflection point at \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(d)

\

Slopes are close to zero when \"\" or \"\".

\

Thus, \"\" and \"\" are equilibrium solutions.

\

Other solutions are differ from the above as they are moving away from \"\" towards \"\".

\

\"\"

\

(a) \"\" and \"\".

\

(b)

\

Slopes are close to zero when \"\" or \"\".

\

Slopes are largest on the line \"\".

\

Solutions are increasing in the interval \"\".

\

Solutions are decreasing in the imterval \"\".

\

(c) Graph: \ \

\

\"\"

\

(d)

\

\"\" and \"\" are equilibrium solutions.

\

Other solutions are differ from the above as they are moving away from \"\" towards \"\".