Let's assume I have a logistic model modelling the population of humans.
$$dP/dt = r*P(k-P)$$
What's the difference between the growth rate of a single human and the growth rate of the entire population?
I assumed when the question mentioned single human, they meant let P = 1.
So in this case logically it would be 0, as it takes at least 2 humans to reproduce.
Just to confirm. Is that what it means for a growth rate of a single entity vs the growth rate of the entire population?