Density is the measurement of the amount of mass per unit of volume.
In this case we should calculate the density of prairie dog burrows on a square field. This is a surface charge density.It is defined as the total amount of units q per km^2.
to calculate<span> the </span>density of prairie dog burrows, we should divide the total number of prairie dog burrows in the field <span>by the size of the field. Thus,
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</span>prairie dog <span>burrows in square kilometers= number of dog burrows/ size of the field
size of the field=0.9*0.9=900*900=180000m^2
1980/180000</span><span> m^2= 0.011 dog burrows in square meter
11 dogs in square kilometer</span>
Answer:
6060 grams
Step-by-step explanation:
M = 5.3kg + 760g
= 5300g + 760g
= 6060 grams
15. x ≤ -24
x + 19 ≤ -5
x ≤ -24
16. z > -12
3z > -36
z > -12
17. 185 + c > 410; c > 225
18. C.
x - 6 ≥ 1
x ≥ 7
Length = √area = √81 = 9
diagonal = √2 * side = √2*9 = 9√2
