Statement I: Total number is an easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming Statement II: In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is number or biomass.

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Statement I: Total number is an easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming Statement II: In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is number or biomass. (A) Only statement I is correct (B) Only statement II is correct (C) Both statements I and II are correct (D) Both statements I and II are incorrect

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• Total number is not easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming.
In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is biomass (not number).

Q. Statement I: Total number is an easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming
Statement II: In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is number or biomass.

Only statement $I$ is correct

Only statement $II$ is correct

Both statements $I$ and $II$ are correct

Both statements $I$ and $II$ are incorrect

• Total number is not easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming.
In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is biomass (not number).

Q. Statement I: Total number is an easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming Statement II: In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is number or biomass.

Only statement I is correct

Only statement II is correct

Both statements I and II are correct

Both statements I and II are incorrect

• Total number is not easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming. In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is biomass (not number).

Q. Statement I: Total number is an easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming
Statement II: In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is number or biomass.

Only statement $I$ is correct

Only statement $II$ is correct

Both statements $I$ and $II$ are correct

Both statements $I$ and $II$ are incorrect

• Total number is not easily adoptable measure if the population is huge and counting is impossible or very time consuming.
In a dense laboratory culture of bacteria in a petri dish the best measure to report its density is biomass (not number).