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If Matt has 160 acres of grazing land and each cow requires 2/5 of an acre, how many cattle can his land support?
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If Matt has 160 acres of grazing land and each cow requires 2/5 of an acre, how many cattle can his land support?

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400

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(160)/(2/5)=400

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