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Exponential Growth (J-shape Curve)

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The population increases over time. It starts out as exponential growth, meaning the population continues to grow without stopping, and then levels out at the top, resulting in it being a logistic growth, meaning growth stops or slows.

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The graph is exponential. This is because it is a j-curve

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Exponential growth is shown because it doesnt have a carrying capasity which is caused by an unlimited amount of resources

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Population increases as time increases

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The population may be reaching it's carrying capacity as the graph shows the line is leveling off, which would be a logistic growth mo

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As time increases population increases

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As time increases the growth of population increases. The graph shows an exponential growth

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As time increases the growth of population increases. The graph shows an exponential growth

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The population s

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The graph shown is a j-curve graph and it is showing as the years increase the number of people (population) will increase as well

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The population of this species is increasing as time passes by.

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As time increases the population increases

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The graph shown is an exponential graph

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As time is increased the population has increased (exponential growth)

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The graph represents

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Exponential graph. When the time increases the population increases as well.

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Increase in growth could be due to an increase in birth rate.

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Increase in growth could be due to an increase in birth rate.

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Consider the following graph. Using terms discussed in class describe what is happening? type of growth? what may be the cause? etc.