Read the following excerpt about water availability to living organisms.
“water covers 7...
Physics, 01.01.2020 20:31 Leggett8152
Read the following excerpt about water availability to living organisms.
“water covers 75 percent of earth. 97 percent of water on earth is salt water. only 3 percent of water is available as fresh water, but most of this water is locked up in solid glaciers and polar ice caps.”
based on this information, which is the best approximation of the amount of water on the planet that is available for animals to drink?
1 percent
3 percent
10 percent
75 percent
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