Using these assumptions, you can derive Kleiber's Law, dE/dt M3/4 MOC volume
Volume OC d1
MOC 021
1 oc d23
MOC 48B, doc
M38 POC dE/dt
Poc da
dE/dt o da O (M318]2 = M34
This suggests that our analysis may be on the right track [11].
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To make sure you understand the derivation based on the five assumptions (a-e), select the correct order in which the assumptions were used in the derivation above.
a. a, b, c, d, e
b. c, a, b, e, d
c. a, c, b, e, d
d. c, e, b, a,d
e. None of the above