Flock X

Biology

1 answer:

grandymaker [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Total Pieces Food Percentage Simulated Number of Birds

of Food Eaten in Flock for 2nd Generation

Flock X 57 19% 6

Flock Y 153 51% 15

Flock Z 90 30% 9

Calculations. 

Food percentage:

Flock X = 57/300 * 100% = 19%

Flock Y = 153/300 * 100% = 51%

Flock Z = 90/300 * 100% = 30%

Simulated Number of Birds in Flock for 2nd Generation

Flock X = 19% * 30 = 6

Flock Y = 51% * 30 = 15

Flock Z = 30% * 30 = 9

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