For a population growing exponentially with a growth rate r, its population doubling time is
(No × 2)/r
In 2/r
λIn 2
In r × 2
For a population growing exponentially with a growth rate of r, the population doubling time can be calculated using the formula:
Doubling Time (T) = ln(2) / r
The natural logarithm of 2 (ln(2)) is approximately 0.693. Therefore, the formula simplifies to:
Doubling Time (T) ≈ 0.693 / r
This means that the population doubling time is approximately equal to 0.693 divided by the growth rate (r).
So, the statement "In 2/r" correctly represents the population doubling time for a population growing exponentially with a growth rate of r.