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There are 4 apple trees which each have 10 pounds of apples, 5 peach trees

which ebch have 5 pounds of peaches, and 2 pear trees which each have 12
pounds of pears. If you pick all of this fruit, how many pounds of fruit will you
have?

pounds of fruit​

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Answer:

89 lbs.

Explanation:

Well, if you have 4 apple trees which each have 10 pounds of apples, you need to multiply 4 x 10 to get 40 lbs of apples altogether. (lbs = pounds)

Then, you multiply the 5 peach trees by the 5 pounds of peaches, which is 25 lbs of peaches altogether.

Next, you said there are 2 pear trees with 12 pounds of pears. You need to multiply 2 x 12 to get 24 lbs of pears.

Now here's the easy part. Just add 40 lbs of apples + 25 lbs of peaches + 24 lbs of pears.

You should now have 89 lbs of fruit in all.

I hope this answered your question. :)

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Answer:

89 pounds.

Explanation:

4 apple trees with 10 pounds of apples each (4 times 10 = 40)

5 peach trees with 5 pounds of peaches each so (5 times 5 = 25)

2 pear trees with 12 pounds of pears each (2 times 12 = 24)

40 + 25 + 24 = 89.

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