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Q)A population follows a generalized logistics growth given by. dx/dt=(rx/α) [1-(x/k)^α],α>0. 1)find the exact solution of...

Q)A population follows a generalized logistics growth given by.
dx/dt=(rx/α) [1-(x/k)^α],α>0.

1)find the exact solution of this differential equation and show that the limiting population is still k.
2)what happen to the model if α→0 and α→-1?

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