Question

Richard is selling bundles of wood. The total weight of the wood he is selling is 3,941 pounds, and there are 70 bundles. If each bundle weighs the same, how much does one bundle of wood weigh?

Answer 1

Each bundle of wood weighs approximately 56.3 pounds.

Explanation:

To determine the weight of one bundle, we divide the total weight of all the bundles by the number of bundles. Thus, the weight of one bundle is equal to 3,941 pounds divided by 70 bundles, which is approximately 56.3 pounds. Therefore, each bundle of wood weighs approximately 56.3 pounds.