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a logistic equation for a pipulation P(T) in which there is harvesting can be written as...

a logistic equation for a pipulation P(T) in which there is harvesting can be written as

(dP/dt)=aP(1-(P/M))-h, P(0)=P0
(a) if a=22, M=11, h=48, what are the equilibrium solutions for the logistic equation?
(b) if P(0) = 4, what will the long-term behavior of the population?

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