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The maximum capacity of a bird's lungs varies directly with it size. If a robin with a mass of 310 grams has a lung capacity of 46,5 mL, how much lung capacity does a 1270-gram hawk have? round it to the nearest tenth.

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Thus, the required capacity lung capacity of hawk is 190.5ml.

robin with a mass of 310 grams has a lung capacity of 46.5 mL
let lung capacity of a 1270-gram hawk = x

What is volume?

Volume, is defined as the ratio of the mass of object to its density.

Here,
The maximum capacity of a bird's lungs varies directly with it size.
So the proportion can be given as
⇒ 310/46.5 = 1270/x
= 190.5

Thus, the required capacity lung capacity of hawk is 190.5ml.

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