Question

Where has the population reached the carrying capacity in the Graph shown above? (need help quick!)

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is option D. point D.

Explanation:

Carrying capacity is characterized as the maximum populace size that a domain can continue inconclusively.  For most species, there are four factors that factor into figuring the carrying capacity of an individual population: food accessibility, water resources, habitat, and ecological conditions.

In a graph representation of population size in a time period increases until it reaches carrying capacity, carrying capacity is representing in the graph where the increase in curve becomes stable and makes a plateau.

Thus, the correct answer is option D. point D.