Question

free response: 1) list the two
evolutions\ that changed the human population and describe each. 2) describe a situation that could lead to the \tragedy of the commons\ and one way that it could be prevented. 3) you notice that the strawberries in your garden all have tiny bitemarks in them. you hypothesize that rabbits are the culprits, so you put a wire fence around half of the strawberry patch. list the independent variable, the dependent variable, and 3 possible controlled variables in this experiment. 4) in your moose experiment (collecting information with a game camera), you photograph 12 different individual moose over a 3 - month period. you conclude that this area can sustain 12 moose. give one way you could be more confident in this conclusion. 5) a very large hospital is being built near your house on a property that, until this development, contained a forest and stream. explain how three individuals may see this development differently - one from an anthropocentric view, one from a biocentric view, and one from an ecocentric view. bonus question: for the following free response question, use the conversion factors shown and show your work. 6) the average college student uses 120 pounds of paper per year. how many ounces of paper does an average college student use per day? 1 pound = 16 ounces 1 year = 365 days

Explanation:

Question 6 Solution:

Step1: Convert pounds to ounces

We know that 1 pound = 16 ounces, and the student uses 120 pounds per year. So we multiply the number of pounds by the conversion factor to get ounces per year.
$120 \text{ pounds/year} \times 16 \text{ ounces/pound} = 1920 \text{ ounces/year}$

Step2: Convert ounces per year to ounces per day

We know that 1 year = 365 days. So we divide the ounces per year by the number of days in a year to get ounces per day.
$\frac{1920 \text{ ounces/year}}{365 \text{ days/year}} \approx 5.26 \text{ ounces/day}$ (rounded to two decimal places)

Answer:

An average college student uses approximately $\boldsymbol{5.26}$ ounces of paper per day.