If the average person blinks 25 times per minute you have to multiply and times it by 60(which is an hour) to equal {1,500} . Next times the number 1,500 by 24 because that is how many hours are in a day so that would equal {36,000} times a day. Now times 36,000 by 7 because that is how many days of the week so {252,000} is the answer per week.
Now to figure out how many times we blink in a year we will multiply
252,000 by 52 because there are 52 weeks in a year.
You get the answer 13,104,000
So you blink 13,104,000 times in a year.
Hope this helps
Answer:
reverse fault & convergent boundary
Explanation:
because I feel like that the best option
The answer would be the interaction strengths of the relationships in the structure of the trophic community.
A major role of all trophic interactions in community stability are the interaction strengths. All species depend on one another. Some of these interactions are the population sizes and energy flow rates of each species as a whole or the biomass.
