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The graph shows the growth of a flour beetle population in a natural environment. At what rate is the flour beetle population increasing?
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By making a spreadsheet of the data, you can see that the consecutive ratios are equal. This implies that the pattern is exponential. Moreover, the population is doubling every week.
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The graph shows the growth of a flour beetle population in a natural environment. Predict the number of flour beetles in week 6.
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The graph shows the growth of a flour beetle population in a natural environment. When does the population exceed 4000 beetles?
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From the spreadsheet below, you can see that if the population continues to double every week, then the population of flour beetles will exceed 4000 in the 10th week.
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The graph shows the growth of a flour beetle population in a natural environment. How many weeks does it take the population to quadruple?
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In a laboratory, the growth of a flour beetle population in a container of flour is monitored for 12 weeks. The graph shows the growth of the population. What type of growth does the graph display?
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The graph is showing a logistic growth pattern.
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In a laboratory, the growth of a flour beetle population in a container of flour is monitored for 12 weeks. The graph shows the growth of the population. What is the maximum sustainable population?
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In a laboratory, the growth of a flour beetle population in a container of flour is monitored for 12 weeks. The graph shows the growth of the population. Make a table that shows the change in the number of flour beetles for each week. Discuss any trends.
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Enter the data into a spreadsheet. Then, add a column that shows the weekly change. Notice that the change is increasing until Week 4. At that point, the growth rate starts to slow down.
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In a laboratory, the growth of a flour beetle population in a container of flour is monitored for 12 weeks. The graph shows the growth of the population. Make a table that shows the percent change in the number of flour beetles for each week. Discuss any trends.
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