To find out how many times more bee species there are than spider species, we need to divide the number of bee species by the number of spider species:
(2 x 10^2) / (4 x 10^1)
Simplifying this expression, we have:
(200) / (40) = 5
Therefore, there are 5 times more bee species than spider species. Therefore, the correct answer is d) 5 times more bee species.
The table shows the amount of species of bees and the amount of species of spiders that have been collected in Georgia.
insect Population
Bee 2 x 10^2
spider 4 x 10^1
How many times more bee species are there than spiders?
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Responses
a
20 times more bee species
b
2 times more bee species
c
4 times more bee species
d
5 times more bee species
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