Which statement is true about the relationship between carrying capacity and population size?
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Which statement is true about the relationship between carrying capacity and population size?
a. if a population iſ more than the carrying capacity, it leads to a positive growth rate and increased population.
b. if a population is less than the carrying capacity, it leads to a negative growth rate.
c. if a population is less than the carrying capacity, it leads to a positive growth rate and increased population.
d. if a population is more than the carrying capacity, it leads to a neutral growth rate.
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