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16 August, 18:09

If the population of tigers is estimated to be 1234 and 54 were captured, marked and released into the wild. How many tigers were captured the second time if 6 of them were marked?

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  1. 16 August, 18:46
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    About 137 tigers.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    You can solve this by using a proportion ...

    If 54 tigers out of 1234 were marked, then 6 out of x were marked in the second time.

    54 / 1234 = 6 / x

    54x = 1234 * 6

    54x = 7404

    x = 7404 / 54

    x = 137.11111111, which can be rounded to about 137.

    To check the work, 54 / 1234 is about 0.0438. 6 / 137 is about 0.0438. That means that about 4.38% of the tigers in each batch were marked.
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