This is a graph depicted logarithmic growth. Logarithmic growth starts at zero, slowly builds to a higher level, and then quickly grows. Once a certain height is hit, logarithmic growth slows to an eventual plateau.

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Why is the growth of a population considered to be logarithmic?

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