Explain the term logistic growth and exponential growth?

• The term “exponential growth” describes a population’s expansion through time at a pace that is directly proportionate to its size.
• The population’s size is influenced by both the birth and death rates.
• When there are plenty of resources for everyone in the population, exponential expansion happens. When the number of objects is plotted against time, it yields a J-shaped curve.

• A population growth known as logistic growth is a group of people whose rate of growth reduces as the number of individuals increases and becomes zero whenever the population reaches its maximum.
• People in the population compete for resources so when food supply and available space are limited.

• If resources are unlimited, population will increase exponentially.
• A logistic growth happens as those commodities become less widely available.