Which determines carrying capacity?
Logistic factors
Exponential growth
Population growth
Limiting factors

Limiting factors determine the carrying capacity of a population. ... In exponential growth (J-shaped curve, curve A: Figure below), as the population size increases, the growth rate also increases.

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b) logistic growth, because the effect of limiting factors increased with the population size

Explanation:

The S-shaped curve in the graph above depicts a typical logistic growth pattern.

In this type of growth pattern, there is an initially exponential growth at the beginning when limiting factors of growth are minimal. As the initial population increases, resources for growth become limited. Growth starts to slow down. And at some point, insignificant increase in population growth sets in. This is depicted on the graph where the tail end of the curve levels of and fluctuates.

This logistic growth curve shows that, over the years, the limiting factors that slows down growth of Rainbow trout population increases as the population of Rainbow trout increased. This led to the growth rate slowing down and eventually levels up with no real significant change in population size of Rainbow Trout.

b) logistic growth, because the effect of limiting factors increased with the population size

Explanation:

The S-shaped curve in the graph above depicts a typical logistic growth pattern.

In this type of growth pattern, there is an initially exponential growth at the beginning when limiting factors of growth are minimal. As the initial population increases, resources for growth become limited. Growth starts to slow down. And at some point, insignificant increase in population growth sets in. This is depicted on the graph where the tail end of the curve levels of and fluctuates.

This logistic growth curve shows that, over the years, the limiting factors that slows down growth of Rainbow trout population increases as the population of Rainbow trout increased. This led to the growth rate slowing down and eventually levels up with no real significant change in population size of Rainbow Trout.

it may be limiting factors because to have population we must have essential requirements or else there not be population and no more carrying capacity.

D

Explanation:

the population would decrease to around zero because the species that already live there would adapt to the effects of the purple loosestrife.

D

Explanation:

the population would decrease to around zero because the species that already live there would adapt to the effects of the purple loosestrife.

it may be limiting factors because to have population we must have essential requirements or else there not be population and no more carrying capacity.