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Title: The figure below shows the spread of amphibian decline in eastern Australia. How can you use the ... Post by: Hobigob on Feb 7, 2018 The figure below shows the spread of amphibian decline in eastern Australia.
How can you use the equation for the trendline displayed in the figure to obtain an estimate of the annual rate with which amphibian decline spread northward in eastern Australia? What is the estimate provided by the trendline? (Use the scale of the figure axes to derive correct units for the rate of spread) What will be an ideal response? Title: The figure below shows the spread of amphibian decline in eastern Australia. How can you use the ... Post by: hamdan on Feb 7, 2018 ANS:
The equation for the trendline is Y = 99X 4.5. 99 is the slope of the equation and does represent the rate of spread. Spread is estimated as 99 km/year. |