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Rabbit population P(t) satisfying the following equation d P/ d t = kP(600-P), the initial population...

Rabbit population P(t) satisfying the following equation

d P/ d t = kP(600-P), the initial population is 100 rabbits and is then growing at the rate of 10 rabbits perday. Predict rabbit’s population on day 25. (e^3=20)

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