A farmer's pole beans weigh about 28 pounds per bushel. Suppose he harvested 215,040 pounds of beans in 12 days of picking. What was the mean number of bushels of beans picked each day for those 12 days?

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Paityn Barrett

11 August, 23:55

A farmer's pole beans weigh about 28 pounds per bushel. Suppose he harvested 215,040 pounds of beans in 12 days of picking. What was the mean number of bushels of beans picked each day for those 12 days?

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Roger Lucas · Answer 1

640 bushels of beans were picked each day for twelve days (: Divide 215,040 by 28 which = 7680 and then divide 7680 by 12 which = 640 and there you have your answer!