Answer:
D. 30%
Explanation:
Canada is the second largest country in the world with forest or other wooded land making up 40% of its 979 million hectares. Canada's forest cover represents 30% of the world's forest and 9% of the world's overall forest cover.
A statistical population is a set of entities from which statistical inferences are to be drawn, often based on a random sample taken from the population. For example, if we are interested in making generalizations about all crows, then the statistical population is the set of all crows that exist now, ever existed, or will exist in the future. Since in this case and many others it is impossible to observe the entire statistical population, due to time constraints, constraints of geographical accessibility, and constraints on the researcher’s resources, a researcher would instead observe a statistical sample from the population in order to attempt to learn something about the population as a whole.
In what is now Canada and the US, firstly the indigenous peoples mostly had a nomadic existence (except for tribes like the Haida who had more or less permanent villages) whereby they followed the game to wherever it was plentiful and derived their economy and material culture partly from it (as in hides for clothing). This would be the case in the hunt for buffalo, and also for deer and caribou in the north. The exception was Mexico, where large agricultural societies developed and were mostly sedentary. In modern times, it is common for small migrations of people to occur like when one mine is closing down and the mine workers move sometimes almost en mass to another mine which could be 1000's of km away.
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You would take a ruler and measure the amount of centimeter or inches between the two places. Then measure the scale. If the scale was 50 miles and 1 inch and the two points were 2 inches apart. The places would be 100 miles apart because 50*2=100