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Which level of organization involves living and nonliving factors? (1 point)
O population
community
O organism
O ecosystem

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Final answer:

The ecosystem level of organization encompasses living and nonliving factors within a specific area.


Explanation:

Ecosystem is the level of organization that involves both living and nonliving factors. It consists of all the living things in a given area along with the nonliving environment such as water, sunlight, and soil. An example of an ecosystem is a forest where various plants, animals, and physical elements interact.


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