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PLEASE HELP A bulldozer could carry one-sixth of a ton of sand. If a park needed 8 tons of sand, how many loads would the bulldozer need to carry?

PLEASE HELP A bulldozer could carry one-sixth of a ton of sand. If a park needed 8 tons of sand, how many loads would the bulldozer need to carry?
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A bulldozer could carry one-sixth of a ton of sand. If a park needed 8 tons of sand, how many loads would the bulldozer need to carry?

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Answer: 50


0.16 multiplied by 50 equals 8
User Lucas Hoepner
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Answer:

48 loads

Explanation:

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