Answer:
456 squirrels
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the following formula:
N = M * C / R
Where "N" is the estimated population size, "M" is the number of individuals already tagged, "C" is the total number of those caught the second time regardless of whether or not they are tagged, and "R" is the total number of tagged recaptured individuals.
Now, replacing we have:
N = 114 * 96/24
N = 456
Therefore, there are approximately 456 squirrels in the conservation area.
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Answer:
<h2>a. 2,025 ft</h2><h2>b. 8,100 is a perfect square. </h2>
Step-by-step & explanation:
<em>It is a perfect square because if it wasn't, it wouldn't be equally a whole number when divided by 4 or 2,025 exactly on ALL 4 sides and when finding the root of 8,100 it's a perfect 90. As you should already know a perfect square has a given 90 degree angle.</em>
Tarp = 8,100 sq ft.
- anchored corners at the base.
- Square infield.
Well if there's 4 bases, divide 8,100 by 4.
8,100 / 4 = 2,025
One base to another base is 2,025 ft.