At the joint equilibrium point,

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At the joint equilibrium point, also known as the "predator-prey equilibrium," both predator and prey populations have reached a balance where their growth rates are equal and there is no net change in either population size. This means that both populations have zero growth. Choices A and B are incorrect because they suggest an imbalance in population growth rates, whereas choice D suggests a unidirectional change in population size.

At the Joint Equilibrium Point