Mathematics, 24.06.2019 01:00 nikejose11

Estimate by eye the smallest plausible value for the mean activity (% time) of male pectoral sandpipers. using this smallest plausible value, calculate approximately the maximum plausible number of hours (out of 24 hours) that males spend inactive or asleep

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