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Wild crickets living in a feild have a population density of 2.3 crickets/m^2. if the fiels area is 250m^2 what is the approximate size of the crickets population?why would the population density of crickets in the field be lwer then the population density of crickets in a tank?
Tank | Area (m^2) | number of crickets |
1 | 0.80 | 200 |
2 | 0.80 | 150 |
3 | 1.5 | 315 |

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NEED HELP FAST!!!!!!!!!!
Wild crickets living in a feild have a population density of 2.3 crickets/m^2. if the fiels area is 250m^2 what is the approximate size of the crickets population?why would the population density of crickets in the field be lwer then the population density of crickets in a tank?
Tank | Area (m^2) | number of crickets |
1      | 0.80            | 200                        |
2      | 0.80             | 150                       |
3      | 1.5               | 315                        |

trancenova · Answer

Okay so to work out density problems I usually use the equation density = number of thing/ area. So number of thing = density*area. So the size of the crickets population would = population density * field area.

Hmm think about differences in tank environments and field environments.