The the data table and bar chart below illustrate the frequency distribution of prey density for the owl population in Tucson from 1971 - 2020. Bar graph showing the frequency distribution of prey density for the owl population in Tucson from 1971 - 2020. Table of the frequency of observations of different prey densities. Prey Density km Frequency 8000-10000 1 10000-12000 1 12000-14000 2 14000-16000 8 16000-18000 10 18000-20000 10 20000-22000 6 22000-24000 2 24000-26000 3 Based on the frequency distribution above, determine if we can use this distribution to determine the expected prey density next year. Group of answer choices No, we cannot use this information because it does not say which year was the previous one. No, we cannot use this distribution, because it seems to be completely random how large the prey population will be Yes, based on the distribution above, we can estimate the prey population to be much bigger next year, probably over 30,000 prey/km2 Yes, based on the distribution above, assuming conditions are similar, we can expect the prey density to be around the mean densities, which is between 16,000 and 20,000 prey/km2.

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