Part B: Simulate Deforestation Next, you'll build a simulation showing the changes in a portion of the forest over time this sample shows a forest region
region.
Forest Region
Gray: untouched region (150 trees per block)
Part B: Simulate Deforestation
Next, you'll build
Forest Region
Gray: untouched region (150 trees per block)
Black: deforested region (no surviving trees) use your word-processing programs table maker to create three grids showing the rate of deforestation of a forest in three different years —year 1,year 5 ,and year 10. Choose colors to represent the deforested and untouched regions. Provide a key that shows the number of trees represented by each block ,as well as the colors that represent the forested and deforested areas
Here are the specifications for your forest
The forest is represented by a 5x5 grid
Year 1: there are a total of 4,500 trees in your forest and no deforestation
Year 5: 1,080 trees were deforested
Year 10:an additional 1,980 trees were deforested.
after you’ve completed your grids use the insert image button to insert screen shots of the grids in the answer place.
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The answer is c : ) hope this answered your question!

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