A scientist tracked the summer eating habits of brown bears. His results are shown in the graph below. If the brown bears' reliance on leaves increased by 14 percent, how would the combined total of all the percentages be affected?

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Coleman

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9 December, 00:30

A scientist tracked the summer eating habits of brown bears. His results are shown in the graph below. If the brown bears' reliance on leaves increased by 14 percent, how would the combined total of all the percentages be affected?

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Landon Henson · Answer 1

This question is incomplete as it is missing the referenced graph. Obviously, if the brown bears increases their reliance on leaves, their reliance on other food sources will decrease. So although the reliance on leaves will increase by 14%, there will be decreases in reliance among the other food sources equating to a total of 14%.

Cooper Valencia · Answer 2

C, It would remain the same 100%.

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