Exam 23: The Economics of Resources
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Suppose the world demand for aluminum is about 16,800,000 tons per year and the static reserve is 100. What are the known global reserves for aluminum?
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Use the following reproductive curve for a population to answer the Questions . Units are in thousands.
-Estimate the sustainable yield corresponding to a population of size 20,000 remaining after the harvest.
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A population grows according to a logistic growth model, with population parameter
= 2.4 and x = 0.01 for the first year. Find the value of x after the third year.
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Suppose the world demand for cobalt is about 16,360,000 pounds per year and the static reserve is 110. What are the known global reserves for cobalt?
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Use the following reproduction curve for a population to answer the Questions Units are in thousands.
-The maximum sustainable yield is approximately:
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If it takes a 100-gram sample of radioactive element Y 12 years to decay to 1 gram of element Y, how long will it take a 5-gram sample to decay to 0.5 grams?
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What is the maximum population size that can be supported indefinitely by the available stream of resources?
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Which of the following is NOT the characteristic of a dynamical system that exhibits chaos?
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A population grows according to a logistic population model, with population parameter = 4.1 and starting population fraction x = 0.72 for the first year. The value of x after the second year is:
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Refer to the iterated function system based on the following function to solve the questions
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-If the first term of the sequence is 3, what is the fourth term?
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Use the following reproduction curve for a population to answer the Questions Units are in thousands.
-A population equilibrium corresponds to:
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Suppose the world demand for silver is about 343,750,000 troy ounces per year. The known global reserves are 5,500,000,000 troy ounces. The demand for silver is increasing at a rate of 2.7%. What is the exponential reserve for silver?
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Suppose the world demand for iron is about 420,000,000 tons per year and the static reserve is 238. However, the demand for iron is increasing at a rate of 1.8%. What is the exponential reserve for iron?
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Suppose the world demand for aluminum is about 16,800,000 tons per year. The known global reserves are 1,700,000,000 tons. What is the static reserve for aluminum?
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Suppose the world demand for aluminum is about 16,800,000 tons per year. The known global reserves are 1,700,000,000 tons. The demand for aluminum is increasing at a rate of 6.4%. What is the exponential reserve for aluminum?
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The population of British Columbia in 1997 was about 3,959,700. In 2001, the population was about 4,095,900. What was the average growth rate over that period?
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Suppose the world demand for copper is about 8,600,000 tons per year and the static reserve is about 36. What are the known global reserves for copper?
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Refer to the iterated function system based on the following function to solve the questions
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-If the first term of the sequence is , what is term number
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Suppose the world demand for zinc is about 5,000,000 tons per year. The known global reserves are 123,000,000 tons. The demand for zinc is increasing at a rate of 2.9%. What is the exponential reserve for zinc?
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