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2 August, 08:46

A scientist is studying the population of a particular species of beetle in an ecosystem. The beetles currently have an estimated population of 11,500 individuals on a wildlife preserve of 115 hectares. (One hectare is equal to 2.47 acres of land.) The scientist calculates the carrying capacity at 14,600 individuals.

These beetles have a uniform distribution. In year 1, how many beetles are there per hectare? How many beetles per hectare were there in the year the beetles reached carrying capacity? Round up or down to the nearest whole number, if necessary.

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  1. 2 August, 09:11
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    Answer: In year 1, the population was 11,500 spread over 115 hectares.

    The number of beetles per hectare is beetles.

    By year 6, when the beetles reached the carrying capacity, the number of beetles per hectare is beetles.
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