In 2011, the number of transplants in the United States was 26,745, and the number of donors was 14,146. What is most likely the reason that there were more transplants than donors? A. The data that were used for comparison was not compatible. B. The data were not recorded accurately. C. There were retransplants done. D. Each donor gave away more than one organ.

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Jeffrey Blankenship

Biology

1 December, 14:27

In 2011, the number of transplants in the United States was 26,745, and the number of donors was 14,146. What is most likely the reason that there were more transplants than donors? A. The data that were used for comparison was not compatible. B. The data were not recorded accurately. C. There were retransplants done. D. Each donor gave away more than one organ.

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Dominic Booker · Answer 1

The most likely the reason that there were more transplants than donors is that Each donor gave away more than one organ, which tends to happen with deaths.

Julia Bishop · Answer 2

the answer is A and my reason is, is because i got the answer wrong and it told me the answer. this may be too late but at least someone can see this.