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Mason is growing tomatoes in his garden this year. Ever 1.5 ft of stalk yields about 3.4 pounds of tomatoes. He has four plants

with combined stalk length of 10.5 feet. How many pounds of tomatoes can he expect to harvest?

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alina1380 [7]4 years ago

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He can expect to harvest 23.8 pounds of tomatoes.

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