Taking into account the animals and the landscape being mentioned, we can confirm that the combination of these forms<u><em> part of an </em></u><u><em>ecosystem</em></u><u><em>.</em></u>
An ecosystem is described as an area consisting of:
- Plants
- Animals
- Bacteria
- Weather
- Landscape
and many other factors, which all work together to form a small pocket of life.
Ecosystems are described as containing both living and non-living elements, meaning biotic and non-biotic parts. A community or population, on the other hand, <u>are used to consider only the </u><u>biotic </u><u>or </u><u>living factors </u><u>of an </u><u>ecosystem</u><u>. </u>Therefore, since the question includes the rock bottom (a<em><u> non-biotic factor</u></em>) as a part of the makeup, the only correct grouping is that of an ecosystem.
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Answer:
MM/n will be less than the theoretical value
Explanation:
Provided that
The plating efficiency is proportional to the element weight
i.e.
That represents 
So,
MM by N value is
= 65.39 g /mol ÷ 2
= 32.70 g/mol
Also, the experimental plating value is 0.55 that represents that it is much lesser than the normal value
So it would be concluded that the MM by N would be lower than the theoretical value
C will cause too many problems
Protons and neutrons have similar mass. Electrons are smaller than a proton or a neutron. An atomic scientist was studying an atom and through experimentation found that the total negative charge of the area surrounding the nucleus is -9.
The answer is D.1.950 g
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