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a) The derivative of the hare population is shown in the bottom figure. When the number of hares

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Text: A simplified version of the "predator-prey population model" is shown in the figure on the right. The top figure shows populations of hares and lynxes varying over a 9-year period in the 1800s, while the bottom figure shows the graph of the derivative of the hare population, determined by the slopes of the hare's curve. Complete parts (a) through (c) below: (a) What is the derivative of the hare population in the figure when the number of hares is the largest? smallest? When the number of hares is the largest, the derivative of the hare population is (Round to the nearest tenth as needed). When the number of hares is the smallest, the derivative of the hare population is (Round to the nearest tenth as needed). (b) What is the size of the hare population in the figure when the population of hares is the largest? smallest? The largest size of the hare population is (Round to the nearest thousand as needed). The smallest size of the hare population is (Round to the nearest thousand as needed). (c) Approximately how many years elapse between the peak in the prey population and the peak in the predator population? Enter your answer in the answer box.

          Text: A simplified version of the "predator-prey population model" is shown in the figure on the right. The top figure shows populations of hares and lynxes varying over a 9-year period in the 1800s, while the bottom figure shows the graph of the derivative of the hare population, determined by the slopes of the hare's curve. Complete parts (a) through (c) below:

(a) What is the derivative of the hare population in the figure when the number of hares is the largest? smallest?
When the number of hares is the largest, the derivative of the hare population is (Round to the nearest tenth as needed).

When the number of hares is the smallest, the derivative of the hare population is (Round to the nearest tenth as needed).

(b) What is the size of the hare population in the figure when the population of hares is the largest? smallest?
The largest size of the hare population is (Round to the nearest thousand as needed).

The smallest size of the hare population is (Round to the nearest thousand as needed).

(c) Approximately how many years elapse between the peak in the prey population and the peak in the predator population?
Enter your answer in the answer box.

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