Question
Identify the curves 'a' and 'b' shown in the graph given below, List the conditions responsible for growth patterns 'a' and 'b'.
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Answer
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Curve 'a' is Exponential growth curve: When the resources are not limiting, this form of curve appears.
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Curve 'b' is Logistic growth curve: When the resources are limiting, this form of growth curve appears, where K represents the carrying capacity.
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