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If the population density of a certain marine species is 3 per cubic meter of water, then what is the total population of the species in a body of water that is 1,000 cubic meters in volume?

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Answer:

a. 3000

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Answer:


3000

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Population Density of marine species population
= 3 cubic meter of water

Total volume of water
= 1000 cubic meters

The number of species in a given habitat


= p_d * S

Where
p_d is the density of population per unit area or volume

S is the size of habitat for a given population. It can be area , volume or any other unit of measurement.

Substituting the given values in above equation, we get -


3*1000\\= 3000

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