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mr frank has 1.03 kilograms of fertilizer for the plants in his nursery.he wants every plant to get 95 mg of fertilizer 4 times each year.what is the number of plants he could fertilize with that amount? how much fertilizer will he have left over?

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THIS DOES NOT WORK PEOPLE!!

You have to have 2 answers for the question Mr.frank so what's the second answer u only gave me 1

1030000/95*4=2710 plants with 200mg left over. ☺☺☺☺

Okay Thank You Un!

how am i supposed to use this, its in my 5th grade workbook

Mr. Frank has 1.09 kilograms of fertilizer for the plants at his nursery. He wants every plant to get 99 mg of fertilizer 5 times each year. What is the number of plants he could fertilize with that amount? How much mg will be left over? Please help me with this

Thanks

Thank You! I was having trouble with this problem in my 5TH grade Math Book!

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Did you know?

Did you know that in order to determine the number of plants Mr. Frank can fertilize with 1.03 kilograms of fertilizer, we need to convert the amount to milligrams? By converting 1.03 kilograms to milligrams, we find that it is equal to 1,030,000 milligrams. If each plant requires 95 mg of fertilizer and Mr. Frank wants to fertilize them 4 times a year, we can divide the total amount of fertilizer (1,030,000 mg) by the amount needed for each plant (95 mg) multiplied by the frequency (4 times a year). This calculation reveals that Mr. Frank can fertilize approximately 271 plants. As for the remaining fertilizer, we can find out by subtracting the total amount used (271 plants x 95 mg/plant x 4 times/year = 103,160 mg) from the initial amount (1,030,000 mg). Consequently, Mr. Frank will have approximately 926,840 mg of fertilizer left over.