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A farmer has 1,200 Ib. (60 bushels) of seed wheat. If he sows 20 Ib. per acre, how many acres can he sow
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A farmer has 1,200 Ib. (60 bushels) of seed wheat. If he sows 20 Ib. per acre, how many acres can he sow
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A farmer has 1,200 Ib. (60 bushels) of seed wheat. If he sows 20 Ib. per acre, how many acres can he sow
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He can sow ten whole acres
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