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Using the formula D = N/S, if a forest region contains 500 trees and has an area of 50 square kilometers, what is the population density?

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प्रश्न

Using the formula \[
D = \frac{N}{S}
\], if a forest region contains 500 trees and has an area of 50 square kilometers, what is the population density?

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  • 100 trees per square kilometer

  • 25 trees per square kilometer

  • 10 trees per square kilometer

  • 5 trees per square kilometer

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उत्तर

Population density is calculated using the formula \[
D = \frac{N}{S}
\], where N is the total number of individuals and S is the size of the unit area. Here, \[
D = \frac{500}{50}
\] = 10 trees per square kilometer.

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