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Mathematics

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marta [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

if he sells 12 every 8 months, supposing the trend continues, in 34 months he’ll sell...

12(properties) = 8 months

12/8 = 1 month

1 month = 1.5(properties)

2 months = 3 properties

(since 1.5 properties is unrealistic, but it helps in the math, to find for one month)

so for 34 months he’ll sell...

1.5*34 = 51 properties

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