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If it takes 40 lb of fertilizer to cover 5000 ft squared of lawn, how much is needed to cover 12000 ft squared of lawn?
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\(\dfrac{40}{5000}=\dfrac{x}{12000}\)
another approach think/find how many groups of 5000 can you get out of 12000 then 40lbs per group
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