There are two leaves,
and
, that have increased their area by
over a specific time interval to produce leaves A1 and B1. Initially, Leaf A had an area of
, and Leaf B had an area of
. Which of the following statements is true concerning their growth rates?
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Both leaves
and
have the same absolute growth rate, but A has a higher relative growth rate.
Both Leaf A and Leaf B have increased their area by
, so their absolute growth rates are the same. However, the relative growth rate is expressed per unit initial parameter (in this case, initial area)
For Leaf A: Relative Growth Rate
For Leaf B: Relative Growth Rate
So, Leaf A has a higher relative growth rate.
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