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A land-management survey classified every hectare of Reserve Z into exactly one of six nonoverlapping land-use categories. The graph shows the percentage of the reserve occupied by each category.
Based on the information provided, select from each drop-down menu the option that completes the statement most accurately.
The combined area of woodland and wetland was times the combined area of shrubland and rocky terrain.
If woodland and grassland together occupied 560 more hectares than wetland, shrubland, and rocky terrain together, the total area of Reserve Z was hectares.
A land-management survey classified every hectare of Reserve Z into exactly one of six nonoverlapping land-use categories. The graph shows the percentage of the reserve occupied by each category.
Based on the information provided, select from each drop-down menu the option that completes the statement most accurately. The combined area of woodland and wetland was times the combined area of shrubland and rocky terrain.
If woodland and grassland together occupied 560 more hectares than wetland, shrubland, and rocky terrain together, the total area of Reserve Z was hectares.
Official Solution:
Drop-down 1:
Woodland and wetland together occupy:
28% + 17% = 45%
Shrubland and rocky terrain together occupy:
14% + 11% = 25%
Therefore, the ratio of the two combined areas is:
45/25 = 1.8
Thus, the combined area of woodland and wetland was approximately 1.80 times the combined area of shrubland and rocky terrain.
Drop-down 2:
Woodland and grassland together account for:
28% + 21% = 49%
Wetland, shrubland, and rocky terrain together account for:
17% + 14% + 11% = 42%
The difference is therefore:
49% - 42% = 7%
We are told that this 7% difference corresponds to 560 hectares. Therefore:
560/0.07 = 8,000
So the total area of the reserve was 8,000 hectares.
The combined area of Wetland and woodland = 17+28 = 45% ; Combining Shrub & Rocky land = 14+11 = 25%. Therefore, the ratio = 45/25 = 1.8 Cobined woodland and grassland together (28+21=49%) occupied 560 more hectares than wetland, shrubland, and rocky terrain together (17+14+11=42%), Therefore, the difference between them = 7% of total area of Reserve Z = 560 which gives Z = 8000.
Bunuel
A land-management survey classified every hectare of Reserve Z into exactly one of six nonoverlapping land-use categories. The graph shows the percentage of the reserve occupied by each category.
Based on the information provided, select from each drop-down menu the option that completes the statement most accurately.
The combined area of woodland and wetland was times the combined area of shrubland and rocky terrain.
If woodland and grassland together occupied 560 more hectares than wetland, shrubland, and rocky terrain together, the total area of Reserve Z was hectares.