Question

If Michael's family has 210 acres and each cow take 1/3 acre for grazing, how many cattle could their farmland support?

Answer 1

Answer:

630 cows

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the number of cows the land can support, we take the number of acres and divide by the number of acres per cow

210 acres ÷1/3 acre per cow

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210 * 3/1 = 630 cows

Answer 2

630 acres

Since 1 cow takes $\frac{1}{3}$ of an acre for grazing that means you can have 3 cattle per acre so simply do 210×3 to get 630