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Transcribed Image Text:# Bull Kelp and Purple Urchin Population Simulator
## Model Parameters
This simulator models the interaction between Bull Kelp and Purple Urchin populations. Users input growth and death rates for each species. Rates must be non-negative.
### Kelp Parameters:
- **Growth Rate (`a`)**: The rate at which the kelp population grows.
- **Death Rate (`b`)**: The rate at which kelp dies.
**Error Handling**: Negative input for rates results in an error message and exits the program.
### Urchin Parameters:
- **Birth Rate (`c`)**: The rate for urchin population increase.
- **Death Rate (`d`)**: The rate of urchin mortality.
**Error Handling**: Similar checks and errors apply to urchin rates.
### Initial Population
- Users set initial populations for kelp and urchins (in thousands).
### Simulation
- **Timescale**: Users input the duration for the simulation. Negative timescales trigger an error.
#### Computation:
- Uses a loop over the timescale to calculate changes in populations.
- Updates kelp (`k`) and urchin (`u`) populations each iteration.
- Calculates minimum, maximum, and total populations for kelp and urchins.
### Results:
- The output includes average populations for kelp and urchins, as well as minimum and maximum populations recorded during the simulation.
This simulator allows exploration of ecological interactions, promising insights into population dynamics through customizable parameters and initial conditions.

Transcribed Image Text:## Simulation and Input Data
### Input Values
- Parameter 1: 1.5
- Parameter 2: 0.001
- Parameter 3: 0.05
- Parameter 4: 2.5
- Parameter 5: 100
- Parameter 6: -2
- Parameter 7: 5
### Simulation Explanation
#### Your Output
**Death Rate and Initial Population**
- **Kelp Population** at \( t = 0 \): 250.000k
- **Urchin Population** at \( t = 0 \): 0.000k
**Simulation Over Time**
- **Time \( t = 0 \)**: 250.000k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 1 \)**: 625.000k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 2 \)**: 1562.500k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 3 \)**: 3906.250k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 4 \)**: 9765.625k kelp, 0.000k urchins
**Simulation Statistics**
- **Average Kelp Population**: 2701.562k
- **Average Urchin Population**: 0.000k
- **Min Kelp Population**: 100.000k at \( t = 5.000 \)
- **Max Urchin Population**: 0.000k at \( t = 5.000 \)
#### Expected Output
**Simulation Over Time**
- **Time \( t = 0 \)**: 100.000k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 1 \)**: 250.000k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 2 \)**: 625.000k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 3 \)**: 1562.500k kelp, 0.000k urchins
- **Time \( t = 4 \)**: 3906.250k kelp, 0
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Step 1: Errors in the program
There are extra printing statements in the original code. Therefore, the expected output does not match your output.
If any other statement doesn't match, kindly remove any extra print statement.
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