A wolf consumes 300ks of energy from a fox and uses 9kJ for growth. How energy efficient was this process? A.0.3% B.3.0% C.33% D.3.3%

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A wolf consumes 300ks of

energy from a fox and uses
9kJ for growth. How energy
efficient was this process?
A.0.3%
B.3.0%
C.33%
D.3.3%

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C. 3.3% because is the same usefull and his OK thanks again

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