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The average cow produced about 53 pounds of milk per day. If one gallon of milk weights about 8.5 pounds, estimate the number of

gallons of milk a cow produces each day. Explain why your estimate is reasonable

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12345 [234]3 years ago

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Just divide 53 by 8.5=6.23 gallons

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