Ummmm yikes now thats confusing....
The answer is 6 per m2.
A population density is the number of animals per 1 m2.
So, this problem can be solved by using a proportion:
If 60 raccoons live in 10 m2, how many raccons will live in the 1 m2.
60 raccoons : 10 m2 = x raccoons : 1 m2
60 raccoons : 10 = x raccoons
x raccoons = 6 raccoons
Thus, the population density is 6 raccoons per m2.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
the difference is an animal cell doesn't have a cell wall
