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Alborosie
2 years ago
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One 15-year old tree makes enough paper for only 700 grocery bags. A busy grocery store can hand these out in about 1 hour. in 8

hours , this busy store consumed 5,600 grocery bags. How many 15-years old trees will it take to make all these bags?
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1 answer:
adoni [48]2 years ago
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Answer:

8 trees

Explanation:

Since a single 15-year old tree can produce 700 bags and we need to find the number of trees needed to produce 5,600 bags, we therefore need to divide this 5,600 by 700. This will give us the total number of 15-year old trees that will be needed in order to obtain all of the grocery bags.

5,600 / 700 = 8 trees

Finally, we can see that 8 15-year old trees will produce a total of 5,600 paper bags for the store.

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