It costs $520 to planf 4 acres of corn .how much would it cost to plant 0.6 acre of corn

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To find an equivalent, divide 4 acres by .6 acres= 6.666... then divide the cost of 4 acres ($520 by 6.666....= $78) So it would cost 78 dollars to plant .6 acres of corn.

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