[Solved] The difference between a population and a community in the same location is that A) a population includes all the living organisms, while a community is the physical location in which they live. B) a population includes members of one species, while a community includes multiple species populations. C) a community includes members of one species, while a population includes multiple species. D) a population includes members of one species, while a community includes its nonliving environmental resources. E) a community is an isolated subpopulation of a larger population of a species. Competency: The ability or skill to do something successfully or efficiently, often evaluated in professional and legal contexts. Atherosclerotic Hearts: Hearts affected by atherosclerosis, a condition where the arteries harden and narrow due to plaque buildup, leading to heart disease. Cardiovascular Risk: The likelihood or probability of experiencing heart-related health problems, influenced by factors like lifestyle and genetics. Utilitarianism: An ethical theory proposing that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, generally defined as that which produces the greatest well-being of the greatest number of people.