Question

Which option correctly describes the equations for curves A and B, in the given graph of species-area relationship?

• A. A - $LogS=LogC+ZlogA$; B - $S=C{A}^z$
• B. A - $LogC=LogS+ZlogA$; B - $S=C{A}^z$
• C. A - $S=C{A}^z$; B - $LogC=LogS+ZlogA$
• D. A - $S=C{A}^z$; B - $LogS=LogC+ZlogA$

Answer 1

Answer: (D)

The correct option is A A - $S=C{A}^z$; B - $LogS=LogC+ZlogA$

In the given figure, the equation for curve A is S = CA^Z, and that for the curve B is log S = log C + Zlog A.

So, the correct answer is 'A - S=CAz; B - LogS=LogC+ZlogA'.