In this video I go over example 2, part A, of the Seasonal Growth population growth video series, and this time modify the model from Example 1 by squaring the cosine trigonometric term. In part A, I derive the solution to this new modified solution, which is a bit more of a tedious process, but still similar to that in Example 1. In my next video I will plot the solution based on varying parameters as well as seeing what happens to the population as time approaches infinity, so stay tuned for that video!
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I don't always model seasonal population growth but when I do I usually modify a model I covered before ;)
View Video Notes on Steemit: https://steemit.com/mathematics/@mes/population-growth-other-models-seasonal-growth-example-2-part-a