Question #264052

For most species of fish, the mass M (in kg) is related to the body length L (in m) by the power-law relationshipcM=k×L3 where k is a constant. A young fish has a mass of 2.8 kg and a length of 70 cm.

(a) What is the mass in kg of an adult fish whose length is 130 cm? Give the answer to at least 3 significant figures.


(b) What is the length in m of a fish whose mass is 7 kg? Give the answer to at least 3 significant figures.



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Expert's answer
2021-11-13T01:34:02-0500

Mass of adult fish =130×2.870=5.2kg=\frac{130×2.8}{70}= 5.2kg


Length in m =7×702.8=175cm=1.75m=\frac{7×70}{2.8}=175cm=1.75m



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