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Assigning a '+' sign for beneficial interaction, '-' sign for detrimental and '0' for neutral interaction, outcomes of competition can be represented as:

A

`+ +`

B

`- -`

C

`- 0`

D

`+ -`

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To solve the question regarding the representation of competition outcomes using '+' for beneficial interactions, '-' for detrimental interactions, and '0' for neutral interactions, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the Interaction Signs**: - '+' indicates a beneficial interaction for a species. - '-' indicates a detrimental interaction for a species. - '0' indicates a neutral interaction where neither species is affected. 2. **Identify the Nature of Competition**: - In competition, two species vie for the same resources (like food, space, etc.). - Typically, competition leads to one species being negatively impacted (detrimental) while the other may or may not be affected. 3. **Analyze Possible Outcomes**: - **Outcome '+' '+'**: Both species benefit. This does not represent competition. - **Outcome '-' '-'**: Both species are harmed. This is not a typical representation of competition. - **Outcome '-' '0'**: One species is negatively affected (detrimental), while the other is unaffected (neutral). This can occur in competition. - **Outcome '+' '-'**: One species benefits while the other is harmed. This does not accurately reflect competition either. 4. **Conclusion**: - The most appropriate representation of competition, where one species is negatively impacted and the other is unaffected, is represented by the signs '-' and '0'. 5. **Final Answer**: - Therefore, the outcome of competition can be represented as **'-' and '0'**.
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