Question

how are communities and ecosystems different?
ecosystems consider the nonliving factors as well as the living things.
communities consider the nonliving factors as well as the living things.
communities are larger.
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Explanation:

A community is made up of all the different populations (living things) in an area. An ecosystem includes both the living organisms (like in a community) and the non - living factors (such as soil, water, sunlight) in that area. So, the key difference is that ecosystems consider nonliving factors along with living things.

Answer:

Ecosystems consider the nonliving factors as well as the living things.