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Okay Aspiring math people got another drill question for you

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Here we go the honeybee said shmoop e veil farms

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pollinate approximately point six acres of clover flowers per day

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If there are forty six acres of clover flowers at

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the farm what percentage of clover flowers at shmoop evil

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farms do the bees pollinate per day Okay well this

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problem wants us to figure out what percentage of the

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total acreage of clover flowers the bees were able to

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cover in a day We know that they pollinate point

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six acres per day and we know that the total

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acreage is forty six acres So we need to find

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out what point six acres out of forty six acres

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would be expressed as a percentage So to do this

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well you just take the ratio It's point six over

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forty six and using a calculator and multiply it by

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one hundred to convert it to a percentage And so

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what does that get us while point six about it

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by forty six is point o one three so it's

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about one point three percent Yeah The bees pollinate one

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point three percent of the clover flowers per day and

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that's it So the answer is seat in happy pollinating

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They're bees You look like you all swiped right

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