A key strategy in sustainable farming is integrated pest management (IPM) which is the combination of different techniques to cr
eate an effective pest control system. Not all pests need to be eliminated; monitoring and prevention of pest is also an integral part of IPM. Aquafarming is the farming of aquatic species such as fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and aquatic plants and often uses sustainable farming techniques. The limits of a certain type of aquafarming pest during the farming of catfish might be expressed as a 10 ug/L, not to exceed 2 days, and not to recur more than once every 6 months. What does 6 months represent in the management of pest limits for the above example? a) average
b) duration
c) frequency
d) magnitude
In statistics, frequency is called the period of time that elapses between a certain event developing and repeating itself again. That is, the frequency measures the duration of the process of repetition of a certain event.
Thus, for example, if an earthquake occurs exactly every 4 months in a certain place, this natural catastrophe occurs with a frequency of 4 months.
Therefore, if the limits of a certain type of aquafarming pest during the farming of catfish might not to recur more than once every 6 months, this expression refers to the frequency with which said event must (or in this case, not must) happen.
1. Both processes release energy 2. Both start with the breakdown of a nutrient (glucose) 3. Both yield byproducts 4. Both take place in a cell 5. Both involve pyruvate (pyruvic acid
