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A graph between percentage of sunlight remaining and depth in meters.

The graph shows the amount of sunlight that can reach different depths of water. Which of the following correctly uses the graph to estimate the amount of sunlight that can reach 10 meters of water depth?

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54% of the sunlight
54% of the sunlight

62.5% of the sunlight
62.5% of the sunlight

5% of the sunlight
5% of the sunlight

58% of the sunlight
58% of the sunlight
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To estimate the amount of sunlight that can reach 10 meters of water depth using the graph, you would typically look at the point on the graph that corresponds to 10 meters depth and see what percentage of sunlight is indicated there.

Since I cannot see the image, I cannot provide the exact percentage for 10 meters. However, based on the typical options and if you have the graph in front of you, you should check the point at the 10-meter mark and see which of the provided responses (54%, 62.5%, 5%, or 58%) matches the graph.

If you're familiar with how the graph behaves, you might estimate a value before checking the exact point, but without the visual, it's difficult to give a definitive answer. Please refer to the graph and choose the option that aligns with the 10-meter depth indicator.