2. From Wikipedia, the number of people on Earth in the years 1970, 1980, and 1990 was 3710 million, 4450 million, and 5280 million, respectively. Assuming the world population grows logistically, determine (a) the maximum mumber of people Earth can sustain, and (b) the year in which the population is expected to grow the fastest.

2. From Wikipedia, the number of people on Earth in the years 1970, 1980, and 1990 was 3710 million, 4450 million, and 5280 million, respectively. Assuming the world population grows logistically, determine (a) the maximum mumber of people Earth can sustain, and (b) the year in which the population is expected to grow the fastest.

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