The wind blows through the beef farm all year. If you could measure all the co2 in the wind blowing into the beef farm and compare it with all the co2 in the wind blowing out of the beef farm, what would you expect to find?

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Humberto Osborn

Biology

6 March, 06:55

The wind blows through the beef farm all year. If you could measure all the co2 in the wind blowing into the beef farm and compare it with all the co2 in the wind blowing out of the beef farm, what would you expect to find?

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Jake Jackson · Answer 1

the concentration of carbon-dioxide gas is increases when the wind blowing outside the beef farm.

Explanation:

The concentration of carbon-dioxide gas is increases when the wind blowing outside the beef farm as compared to the wind which enter the beef farm. The main reason for this increase is the presence of large number of cattles in the farm. We know that cattles belong to kingdom animalia which inhale oxygen and exhale carbon-dioxide gas during the process of respiration. So the concentration of carbon-dioxide gas in the wind increases when it leaves the beef farm.