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There are 100 foxes in a 10 square mile area. What is the density of the fox population in this area?
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There are 100 foxes in a 10 square mile area. What is the density of the fox population in this area?

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Answer:

10 foxes per square mile area

Step-by-step explanation:

Population Density = Number of Organism/Land Area

Population density= 100/10square mile area

This translates to 10

foxes per square mile area

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