A farm stand sold 12 ears of corn for $4. The farm stand sold 180 ears of corn at the same rate.

2 answers:

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The farm stand made 60 dollars by selling each ear of corn for 1/3 of a dollar. All you have to do is divide 180 by 12 and then times that by 4.

Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago

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Divide 4 by 12, which equals approximately 0.33333, then multiply that to 180, which gives us 60. So she sold 180 ears of corn for $60.

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