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Suppose 38 lbs of coffee beans are required to produce 2 lbs of Farmer's coffee. How many lbs of coffee beans are required to produce 450 lbs of Farmer's coffee?

Suppose 38 lbs of coffee beans are required to produce 2 lbs of Farmer's coffee. How many lbs of coffee beans are required to produce 450 lbs of Farmer's coffee?
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Suppose 38 lbs of coffee beans are required to produce 2 lbs of

Farmer's coffee.
How many lbs of coffee beans are required to produce 450 lbs of
Farmer's coffee?

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User Juan Furattini
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Answer:

8550 pounds of coffee beans

Explanation:

450 divided by 2= 225

38 times 225= 8550

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User Tommie
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