Respuesta :

We are to find the mountain lion per 250 km²

We can do this by first finding the mountain lion per 1km² and then multiplying it by 250.

Mountain lions per 1km² = 4543/423970

So,

Mountain lions per 250 km² will be:

[tex] \frac{4543}{423970}*250 \\ \\ =2.68 [/tex]

So we can say there are about 3 mountain lions per 250 km²
Rule of three:

Mountain       Km^2
Lions
4,543   →     423,970
   x       ←            250

x=(4,543)*(250)/(423,970)
x=2.678845201
Rounded to the nearest integer: x=3

Answer: Option B. About 3 mountain lions per 250 km^2