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Calculate the amount of energy that would be available to the fifth level of an energy pyramid if 41,900 J represent 100 percent of the energy at the producer level. (Chapter 2)
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Step 1: We know that the energy pyramid has five levels and that the energy at the producer level (the first level) is 41,900 J, which represents 100% of the energy. Show more…
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