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Juan bought 2 pounds of seed for .63, how many pounds can he buy for $5.94?
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Answer to a math question Juan bought 2 pounds of seed for .63, how many pounds can he buy for $5.94?
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Primero necesitamos encontrar cuánto cuesta 1 libra de semilla:
\frac{0.63}{2} = 0.315
Entonces, Juan puede comprar 1 libra de semilla por $0.315.
Ahora, queremos saber cuántas libras puede comprar con $5.94:
\frac{5.94}{0.315} \approx 18.857
Por lo tanto, Juan podrá comprar aproximadamente 18.857 libras de semilla por $5.94.
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Entonces, Juan puede comprar 1 libra de semilla por $0.315.
Ahora, queremos saber cuántas libras puede comprar con $5.94:
Por lo tanto, Juan podrá comprar aproximadamente 18.857 libras de semilla por $5.94.
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