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If water temperature changes in favor of greater oxygen levels how do the population of the fish and wading bird population change in response to the new oxygen over time? I would think the fish population would increase and so would the birds (because th...

Renewable resources are resources that are available again and non-renewable are ones that can't be replaced.How do these effect biodiversity? If a non-renewal can't be replaced, I can understand that once it's gone, it's not avaialable, but what about th...

Can you describe some common formulas that you use in your life? Like maybe gas mileage formulas or distance traveled?

You borrow $2,000 at a rate of 3% for a period of 4 years. How much will you re-pay at the end of 4 years? This is a 7th grade math question and I feel like it's a trick question. I am thinking that I should use the simple interest formula, but I know tha...

I'm totally confused on these? Which is D = 2zv solved for v? A. v= 2z / D B. V= d / 2z c. V = D - 2z D. V=D / Z Which is Q = 200P/L solved for P? A. P= QL/200 B. P=200L/Q C. P=200QL D. P=200/QL

What about your dog? Write about your dog. He's meaningful to you, right?

why does the more oxygen mean more fish? And just because there is more fish, why does that mean there will be MORE birds? I get that the fish eat the birds, but how's that make more birds?

No, I haven't read about the Amazon. I'm confused. So if they are renewable, they will just grow back but if they are not renewable they are just gone and other plants start competing. And that's how non-renewable and renewable resources effect biodiversi...

oh, good examples! thanks.

I don't understand how you calculate them in the first place?