Question

Yellowstone National Park has an area of about 2.22 million acres. The table shows the estimated park populations for several animals. Find the
population density in animals per acre for each animal. Round your answers to the nearest ten-thousandth.
Grizzly Mule Bighorn
Population 445 20,000 2400 260
Animal
FI
bear
deer
sheep
There are about
grizzly bear(s) per acre.
There are about elk per acre.
There are about
mule deer per acre.
There are about
bighorn sheep per acre.

Answer 1

Answer:

there are about 0.0002 grizzly bears

there are about 0.0090 elk

there about 0.0011 mule

there are about 0.0001 bighorn sheep.

Step-by-step explanation:

its the number of animals divided by the area of the  land.