A population is growing exponentially what can you conclude

Biology

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storchak [24]3 years ago

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Answer AND Explanation:

Exponential phase is the phase during which growth is rapid. The growth rate is proportional to the amount of material or number of cells of the organism already present. This rapid growth is due to:

An increase in number of cells dividing following a geometric progression.
Cells having adjusted to the new environment.
Food and other factors are not limiting hence cells are not competing for resources.
The rate of cell increase being higher than the rate of cell death.

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