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Question: In a savanna ecosystem, if there are 400 herbivores and each herbivore consumes 5 kg of grass per day, how much grass is consumed in a week?

Options:

  1. 14000 kg
  2. 15000 kg
  3. 16000 kg
  4. 17000 kg

Correct Answer: 14000 kg

Solution: 

400 herbivores * 5 kg/herbivore/day * 7 days = 14000 kg of grass.

In a savanna ecosystem, if there are 400 herbivores and each herbivore consumes

Practice Questions

Q1
In a savanna ecosystem, if there are 400 herbivores and each herbivore consumes 5 kg of grass per day, how much grass is consumed in a week?
  1. 14000 kg
  2. 15000 kg
  3. 16000 kg
  4. 17000 kg

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

In a savanna ecosystem, if there are 400 herbivores and each herbivore consumes 5 kg of grass per day, how much grass is consumed in a week?
  • Step 1: Identify the number of herbivores in the savanna ecosystem, which is 400.
  • Step 2: Determine how much grass each herbivore consumes in a day, which is 5 kg.
  • Step 3: Calculate the total grass consumed by all herbivores in one day by multiplying the number of herbivores (400) by the amount of grass each consumes (5 kg). This gives us 400 * 5 = 2000 kg of grass per day.
  • Step 4: Since we want to find out how much grass is consumed in a week, we need to multiply the daily consumption (2000 kg) by the number of days in a week (7). This gives us 2000 * 7 = 14000 kg of grass in a week.
  • Multiplication and Unit Conversion – The question tests the ability to multiply quantities and convert daily consumption into a weekly total.
  • Ecosystem Dynamics – Understanding the role of herbivores in an ecosystem and their impact on grass consumption.
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