Question

A herd of deer lives in a forest where they eat the leaves of trees. The number of energy storage molecules in the trees and in the deer has increased. What has happened to the amount of carbon in the trees and in the deer? The amount of carbon in the trees and in the deer . . .

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer: The amount of carbon in the trees and the amount of carbon in the deer increases.

Step-by-step explanation: If the number of energy storage molecules in the trees increased and in the deer as deer, then subsequently the amount of carbon will increase.

The trees prepare food and store it in the form of carbon and then the deer eats leaves of trees and also stores energy in the form of carbon.

So, if the number of energy storage molecules has increased in both trees and deer, the amount of carbon stored in it also increases.