An argument given by professor Loren Johnson of the Mathematics Department of the University of California Santa Barbara states: The determinant of the n x n matrix A is the product of it's eigenvalues (Yaquib 303). In order to show if this argument is valid and sound we will need to define some essential terms. I am going to assume that a fair amount of Calculus is know to the reader in order to show whether …showed first 75 words of 1857 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1857 total…limiting factor, which is usually food supply, can not support them anymore. If there are two many foxes then the model will kills off all the rabbits and in turn kill off themselves. Applying these techniques and ideas to practical applications shows that this argument does indeed have real world applications that have been proven time and again. Therefore this argument is not only a theoretically sound argument but s also a practically sound argument.