Answer: A. carrying capacity
A carrying capacity of the ecosystem or the environment refers to the maximum number of individuals in a population of species that an ecosystem can support in terms of available resources like food, habitat, water and other necessities. If the size of the population exceeds the environmental carrying capacity, this will result in death as all individuals will not be able to derive resources and the population size will return to previous levels.
<em>your answer would be <u>C</u></em>
<em>by forcing air to move faster over the top of the wing thus creating higher pressure below the wing and lower pressure above the wing</em>
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Slope of a curve Y plotted against X is mathematically given as

now here we can see that if similarly graph is plotted against distance and time then slope is given as

here we can say that above is ratio of small distance and very small interval of time.
so here we can say that this ratio of distance and time for very small interval of time is known as instantaneous speed of the object which is falling freely under gravity.
So here slope of the graph will represent the speed at a given instant.