Q1. If a woman starts ovulating at age of 13 and stops at 50.

a) how many ova are likely to be released from her ovaries?

b) about how many of these ova are likely to be fertilized?

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Malaki Adkins

11 June, 01:30

Q1. If a woman starts ovulating at age of 13 and stops at 50.

a) how many ova are likely to be released from her ovaries?

b) about how many of these ova are likely to be fertilized?

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Jan Hicks · Answer 1

The answer is (b). I think

Celia Ingram · Answer 2

a) 444

b) around 1-3 but sometimes more or less

Explanation:

a) woman ovulate one a month and there are 444months in 37 years

b) the average amount of kids is 1-3

Q1. If a woman starts ovulating at age of 13 and stops at 50.a) how many ova are likely to be released from her ovaries?b) about how many of these ova are likely to be fertilized?

Q1. If a woman starts ovulating at age of 13 and stops at 50.

a) how many ova are likely to be released from her ovaries?

b) about how many of these ova are likely to be fertilized?