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Based on the graph, please answer the questions that follow.
1. In 1964, the number of farms in the United States was the number of acres in the average farm size.
2. Between 1925 and 2012, the total number of farm acres in the United States .
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Dropdown 1: significantly greater than
Dropdown 2: remained about the same
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1. B. Units are different for both, number of farms are in millions and average farm size is in acres.
2. A. Total number of farm acres = number of farms * average farm size. Which didn't change much between 1925 and 2012
3. D. Farmland in US in 1974 is greater than 4 million farms * 200 acres of average farm size, so greater than 800,000,000
acres.
2. A. Total number of farm acres = number of farms * average farm size. Which didn't change much between 1925 and 2012
3. D. Farmland in US in 1974 is greater than 4 million farms * 200 acres of average farm size, so greater than 800,000,000
acres.
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Question 1: In 1964, the number of farms in the United States was _______________ the number of acres in the average farm size. My answer is (B).
In 1964, the number of farms in the United States was approximately 3.2 million = 3.2 X 10^6
In 1964, the number of acres in the average farm size is approximately 3.5 X 10^2
Question 2: Between 1925 and 2012, the total number of farm acres in the United States ____________. My answer is (A)
In 1925, the total number of farm acres is approximately 1.7X10^2 * 6.2X10^6 = 10.54*10^8
In 2012, the total number of farm acres is approximately 4.2X10^2 * 2X10^6 = 8.4X10^8
No significant change. Hence (A) remained about the same
Question 3: In 1974, farmland in the United States occupied ____________. My answer is (D).
2.5X10^6 * 4.2*10^2 = 10.5X10^8 > 800,000,000, which is 8X10^8
In 1964, the number of farms in the United States was approximately 3.2 million = 3.2 X 10^6
In 1964, the number of acres in the average farm size is approximately 3.5 X 10^2
Question 2: Between 1925 and 2012, the total number of farm acres in the United States ____________. My answer is (A)
In 1925, the total number of farm acres is approximately 1.7X10^2 * 6.2X10^6 = 10.54*10^8
In 2012, the total number of farm acres is approximately 4.2X10^2 * 2X10^6 = 8.4X10^8
No significant change. Hence (A) remained about the same
Question 3: In 1974, farmland in the United States occupied ____________. My answer is (D).
2.5X10^6 * 4.2*10^2 = 10.5X10^8 > 800,000,000, which is 8X10^8
