Question

how do organisms that reproduce asexually benefit from not needing to find a mate?
saves time and energy
wont all die off
genetic variation

Explanation:

Asexual - reproducing organisms don't need to search for a mate, which consumes time and energy. This energy - saving is a key benefit. Genetic variation is not a benefit here as asexual reproduction typically has less genetic variation. And "won't all die off" is not directly related to not needing a mate.

Answer:

saves time and energy