Question

The graph shows the supply and consumption of forests when the

consumption rate and population growth rate are both low.
When does consumption begin to surpass supply?

Answer 1

In about 625 years

Step-by-step explanation:

Consumption has definitely surpassed supply by 700 years, but it only begins to surpass it around the 625 year mark according to the graph

Answer 2

In about 625years

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the graphical representation depicted in this question, it shows the supply and consumption of forests when the consumption rate and population growth rate are both low. The green line represents the total consumption while the red line represents the total supply.

Based on observation of the graph, the total consumption exceeds or surpasses the total supply at a little above 600 years. Approximately, this can be said to be in about 625years.