Question 1. For this question, you will explore how mathematical theory, computations, and models are used to determine the total amount of carbon stored in a tree. We will focus on the large sugar maple outside the entrance of DH (let's call this particular tree Ininaatig, which is the Anishinaabemowin word for this species of tree). (1) Go visit Ininaatig and say hello to her. (Trees operate on a di'erent time scale than humans, so you will need to be patient and observant to notice her response.1 ) (2) Ask Ininaatig if you can take her measurements. If she lets you, then carefully measure the diameter of her trunk at multiple heights (at least 10 heights, up to a height of 2 metres). (If she doesn't let you, then you may have to come back another day.) (3) Use these measurements to estimate the volume of Ininaatig's trunk. (You may make any assumptions or simplications that you want about the shape of Ininaatig's trunk, so long as you state those assumptions and briey describe why they are reasonable.) (4) Use the article \"Carbon content variation in boles of mature sugar maple and giant sequoia\" 2 to determine a reasonable estimate for the carbon density of Initaag's trunk. (5) Estimate how much carbon is in Ininaatig's trunk. (6) By now you may have realized that Ininaatig has a QR code attached to her. Follow that link and read the description.3 Is their estimate for the amount of carbon in Ininaatig similar to your estimate? Briey explain why or why not. (7) Biologists use the DBH (diameteratbreastheight; i.e. the diameter measured at 1.35m above the ground) to estimate the amount of carbon in a tree. Measure Ininaatig's DBH, and use the calculator linked in the QR code to get an estimate for the total carbon in Ininaatig. Is the estimate stated in the description similar to the one you got from the calculator? Briey explain why or why not. (8) Optional bonus: Can you create a more accurate way to determine the total carbon captured in a sugar maple? What are the benets and drawbacks of your method over the DBH method? What do biologists need from their methods besides accuracy? (9) Thank Ininaatig for the knowledge she shared with you, and for letting you take her measurements