How does the amount of energy change for each trophic level in a food chain? hint: what is the 10% rule and how does it apply to food chains?

The energy flow through the trophic levels has a simple rule, only 10% of the energy is transferred to the next level, which is the so called ''10% rule''. The producers are the ones that produce the energy in the food chain, thus they have 100% of the energy available. Following the 10% rule, the next trophic level, the primary consumers, will get 10% from the energy of the producers. Moving on, the secondary consumers will get 10% from the energy of the primary consumers. These 10% represent one tenth from the 10% that the primary consumers got, or rather it is only 1% of the initial 100% of the producers.

the answer is option c.

explanation:

recycled water alludes to the water that being utilized again after it already  used for farming purposes.   this kind of water frequently contains pharmaceutical gathering due to the compound compost that is utilized for the plants is consumed into the water.