ophism.Question 6Density-independent factorsQuestion 6 options:A)depend on the value of K.B)are stronger than density-dependent factors.C)never reach equilibrium.D)are always bottom-up.

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Question 6 Density-independent factors Question 6 options: A) depend on the value of K. B) are stronger than density-dependent factors. C) never reach equilibrium. D) are always bottom-up.