1. A bacterial population is known to have a logistic growth pattern with initial population 1,000 and an equilibrium population of 10,000. A count shows that at the end of 1 hour, there are 2,000 bacteria present. Determine the population as a function of time.
1. A bacterial population is known to have a logistic growth pattern with initial population 1,000 and an equilibrium population of 10,000. A count shows that at the end of 1 hour, there are 2,000 bacteria present. Determine the population as a function of time.
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