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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2005 ii Paper 3 6E a Solution by
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The probability of an exact copy is . Incorrect copies contribute mutants at rate , giving . For , differentiating the ratio givesThis is a logistic-type equation for relative concentration; the absolute concentrations need not have a stationary value.
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