Which of the following models of growth takes place when the amount of available resources is not limiting?

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Exponential growth takes place when the amount of available resources is not limiting. This is because exponential growth assumes a constant and unlimited rate of reproduction or production. In contrast, logistic growth (B) takes into account the finite amount of resources available and eventually levels off as the population reaches the carrying capacity. Arithmetic growth (A) also assumes a constant rate of growth, but does not take into account environmental limits. Logarithmic growth (C) is a type of growth that gradually slows down over time, often approaching an asymptote, and can occur with or without limiting resources. Therefore, the best choice is D: exponential growth.

Which of the Following Models of Growth Takes Place When