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Furkat [3]
3 years ago
10

Which of the following samples has the greatest population density? a. 125,000 organisms in 2.5 mi2028-02-04-03-00_files/i017000

0.jpg b. 13,000 organisms in 1.0 mi2028-02-04-03-00_files/i0170001.jpg c. 150,000 organisms in 4.0 mi2028-02-04-03-00_files/i0170002.jpg d. 100,000 organisms in 0.5 mi2028-02-04-03-00_files/i0170003.jpg
Chemistry
2 answers:
Mazyrski [523]3 years ago
6 0
The answer is D i just took the test 
Kitty [74]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:  the correct choice is d) 100000 organisms in 0.5 miles.

Explanation: Population density is directly proportional to the number of species(organisms) and inversely proportional to the land area.

population density = number of organisms/land area

Let's plug in the values for all the choices and see which one gives greatest population density.

a) population density = \frac{125000}{2.5}  = 50000

b) population density = \frac{13000}{1.0}  = 13000

c) population density = \frac{150000}{4.0}  = 37500

d) population density = \frac{100000}{0.5}  = 200000

From above calculations, the greatest population density(200000 organism per mile) is for the last choice.

So, the correct choice is d) 100000 organisms in 0.5 miles.

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