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A farmer has 4,700 carrots to put in bunches of 15 carrots. He plans to sell the carrots for $5 per bunch. How much money will t

he farmer make if he sells all the bunches of carrots?

2 answers:

kumpel [21]2 years ago

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4700 divided by 15 = 313.333
the farmer has 313 bunches of carrots

313 x $5 = $1565

if the farmer sells all the bunches, he will make $1,565

baherus [9]2 years ago

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Answer:

farmer make 313 bunch of carrot

Step-by-step explanation:

given data

Total Carrots = 4700

Number of bunch = 15

sell carrots = $5 per bunch

to find out

how many bunches will the farmer make

solution

first we get here no of bunch that is express as

number of bunch = Total Carrots ÷ Number of bunch .......................1

put here value we will get number of bunch

number of bunch =

number of bunch = 313.3

so that here farmer make 313 bunch of carrot

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