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In 1980 the population of alligators on the Kennedy Space Center grounds was estimated to be 1500. In 2006 the population had grown to an estimated 6000.
A.) Using the Malthusian Law for population growth, estimate the population of alligators on the grounds in 2020.
B) Suppose we have the additional estimate that in 1993, the population was 4100. Using the logistic model, estimate the population in 2020.
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