What would be the population density of the ants if 60 ants live in a 4 sq. m. plot of grass and what would ebe the population density if 100 ants live in a 8 sq. m. plot of grass?

To find the population density, divide the number of ants by the area in square meters. For the first plot, the population density is 60 ants / 4 sq. m = 15 ants per sq. m. For the second plot, the density is 100 ants / 8 sq. m = 12.5 ants per sq. m. Thus, the first plot has a higher population density of 15 ants per sq. m compared to 12.5 ants per sq. m in the second plot.