Giving brainliest to quickest. Sarah was investigating how the amount of shade would affect the number of wheat being eaten by slugs. She found out more of the wheat grown in the shade was eaten by slugs than the wheat grown in the sunshine. A. What would you do to stop this happening? B. What problem would this overcome? C. Would this be an easy thing to change?

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Kadence Parker

Mathematics

8 January, 10:34

Giving brainliest to quickest. Sarah was investigating how the amount of shade would affect the number of wheat being eaten by slugs. She found out more of the wheat grown in the shade was eaten by slugs than the wheat grown in the sunshine. A. What would you do to stop this happening? B. What problem would this overcome? C. Would this be an easy thing to change?

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Chelsea Poole · Answer 1

A. Grow wheat in the sunshine, instead of the shade, or make sure that the wheat in the shade gets light.

B. This would overcome the problem of the slugs eating the wheat.

C. Yes, it would.