Biological communities evolve through ecological succession. Ecological succession is the change in the structure and composition of species in a specific ecological community over time that can be observed. Ecological succession can occur as a natural process of time, or it can be instigated by a sudden event, a wild fire, for example. There are natural changes that occur that effect the species type and variation that exists and thrive in the communities.
Answer:
YES
Explanation:
Here apply the formula for tangent of an angle to find height of the tree
Distance from house to tree is 100 ft = adjacent side
Tan ∅ = opposite side/adjacent side
Tan 46.4° = height of tree/100
h= 100 tan 46.4° = 105.01 ft
Given height of Emily is 5.5 ft, add this to 105.01 to find total height of the tree
=105.01 + 5.5 =110.51 ft
The tree is tall (110.51 ft) enough to hit her home which is 100 ft away from the tree.
