Physics, 18.09.2019 03:20 giulianna41

5. each week, an owl must eat an average of five mice weighing 10 grams each in order to survive. how much plant material would each mouse have consumed? solve this problem, and include set up and units. explain how this scenario relates to trophic levels. assume that energy and mass are proportional with the same constant of proportionality for each of these organisms.

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