11. In 1970 the Department of Natural Resources released 1000 splake (a crossbreed ofE fish) into a lake. In 1977 the population of splake in the lake was estimated to be 3000 Using a Malthusian law for population growth, estimate the population of splake in the lake in 1980. What would the estimate be for the year 1991 using the Malthusian law"
11. In 1970 the Department of Natural Resources released 1000 splake (a crossbreed ofE fish) into a lake. In 1977 the population of splake in the lake was estimated to be 3000 Using a Malthusian law for population growth, estimate the population of splake in the lake in 1980. What would the estimate be for the year 1991 using the Malthusian law"
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