The daily supply of oxygen for a particular multicellular organism is provided by 625 square feet of lawn. A total of 5,000 square feet of lawn would provide the daily supplies of oxygen for how many organisms?

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Wolfie

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13 June, 13:05

The daily supply of oxygen for a particular multicellular organism is provided by 625 square feet of lawn. A total of 5,000 square feet of lawn would provide the daily supplies of oxygen for how many organisms?

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Delaney Lucero · Answer 1

5000 square feet of lawn would provide the daily supplies of oxygen for 8 organisms.

Explanation:

The daily supply of oxygen for a particular multi cellular organism is provided by 625 square feet of lawn

Total area of lawn provided = 5,000 square feet

Number of organism for which provided lawn area supplies oxygen = Total area of lawn provided / Daily requirement of lawn area for 1 organism.

Number of organism for which provided lawn area supplies oxygen = 5000/625 = 8 organisms.

So 5000 square feet of lawn would provide the daily supplies of oxygen for 8 organisms.