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3 years ago

(a)It takes 51

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never [62]3 years ago

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a) Given :

51 pounds of seed can be planted in = 9 acre field.

Per pound of seed = $\frac{9 \ acre}{51 \ pounds \ of \ seed}$

We can convert 9/51 in simplest fraction by dividing top and bottom by 3.

We get

$\frac{9/3}{51/3}=\frac{3}{17}$

<h3>Therefore, 3/17 of an acrs can be planted per pound of seed.</h3>

b) $10 amount = 16 pounds of sugar.

$1 amount = 16/10 = 1.6 pounds of sugar.

<h3>Therefore, 1.6 pounds of sugar she got per dollar.</h3>

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