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3 years ago

She has found that 5 out of 7 seeds produce corn. She wants to have 10,000 corn bearing plants. How many seeds should see plant

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It would take 70,000 seeds if five out of seven are good. So over a quantity of 50,000 plants desired, you would sow 70,000 seeds. As 20,000 would statistically fail.

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