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Cauliflower: 1
Cabbage: 2
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A farmer is planting two types of crops, cauliflower and cabbage, on a 100-acre farm. The farm is divided equally between the two crops.
The yield per acre for cauliflower is 20,000 pounds, and the yield per acre for cabbage is 40,000 pounds.
Select for Cauliflower the total quantity harvested, in millions of pounds, and select for Cabbage the total quantity harvested, in millions of pounds, that would be jointly consistent with the given information. Make only two selections, one in each column.
The yield per acre for cauliflower is 20,000 pounds, and the yield per acre for cabbage is 40,000 pounds.
Select for Cauliflower the total quantity harvested, in millions of pounds, and select for Cabbage the total quantity harvested, in millions of pounds, that would be jointly consistent with the given information. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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Cauliflower: 1
Cabbage: 2
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Official Solution:
The farm is divided equally, so 50 acres are planted with cauliflower and 50 acres with cabbage.
• Cauliflower yield = 50 acres * 20,000 pounds = 1 million pounds.
• Cabbage yield = 50 acres * 40,000 pounds = 2 million pounds.
Thus, the correct pair is: 1 million pounds for cauliflower and 2 million pounds for cabbage.
Correct answer:
Cauliflower "1"
Cabbage "2"
Bunuel
The farm is divided equally, so 50 acres are planted with cauliflower and 50 acres with cabbage.
• Cauliflower yield = 50 acres * 20,000 pounds = 1 million pounds.
• Cabbage yield = 50 acres * 40,000 pounds = 2 million pounds.
Thus, the correct pair is: 1 million pounds for cauliflower and 2 million pounds for cabbage.
Correct answer:
Cauliflower "1"
Cabbage "2"
General Discussion
29 Aug 2024, 18:54
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Both crops are divided into 50-50 acre land.
Total yield of cauliflowers = 20,000 pounds/acre x 50 acre = 1 Mn pounds
Total yield of cabbages = 40,000 pounds/acre x 50 acre = 2 Mn pounds
Total yield of cauliflowers = 20,000 pounds/acre x 50 acre = 1 Mn pounds
Total yield of cabbages = 40,000 pounds/acre x 50 acre = 2 Mn pounds
