Please could someone help me with the following question:
An anthropologist is modelling the population of an Island. In the model the population at the start of the year t is P. The birth rate is 10 births per 1000 population per year. The death rate is m deaths per 1000 population per year.
a) show that dP/dt = (10-m)P/1000
b) At the start of year 0 the population was 108,000. Find an expression of P in terms of t
c) If the population is to double in 100 years, find the value m.
d) Explain why the population cannot double in less that 65 years.
i've got another differential equation off a P3 paper, would be grateful if you could help and see if i'm going the right way about it. Given that y = 0 when x = 0, solve the differential equation
dy/dx = (x + 1 + sinx)/cosy
here's what i've done:
∫ cosy dy = ∫ x + 1 + sinx dx
siny = x²/2 + x - cosx + C
using initial values C = 1 so,
siny = x²/2 + x - cosx + 1. have i done it right up to now? if so what do i do next? thanks for any help