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A 10-acre field produced 750 bushels of corn. At that rate, how much corn can be produced from a 14-acre field?
750bushels/10acres * 14acres = 1050 Bushels.
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To solve this problem, we need to find the amount of corn that can be produced from a 14-acre field, given that a 10-acre field produced 750 bushels of corn.
To find the amount of corn produced per acre, we divide the total amount of corn by the number of acres.
Corn per acre = Total corn / Number of acres
In this case, given that 10 acres produced 750 bushels of corn, we can find the corn per acre as:
Corn per acre = 750 bushels / 10 acres = 75 bushels per acre
Now that we know the rate of corn production per acre, we can calculate how much corn can be produced from a 14-acre field.
Corn from 14-acre field = Corn per acre * Number of acres
Substituting the values into the equation, we get:
Corn from 14-acre field = 75 bushels per acre * 14 acres = 1050 bushels
Therefore, a 14-acre field can produce 1050 bushels of corn.