Fertilizer calculations: 3. Each farm is 333.0 acres and for each acre on the farm 135.0 bushels of corn are produced. Each bushel of corn must consume 1.000 lb of nitrogen from the soil in order to grow. How many Ibs of nitrogen will each farm require to grow the corn this year? 1.0 acre-135.0 burncis 1.0 farm= 333.0 acres 333.0 acrcS 135.0 burheis 1.0acrc 1.0 farm 44955 busheis 1.0 farm ly n ano Answer: 니니955 los प्रक्री अ म क 4. Billy's soybeans added 40.00 lbs of nitrogen to the soil per acre. How many Ibs of nitrogen were added to Billy's farm last year? 1.0 acre: 40165 333.0acre = 333.0 x40 am los %3D 13320 Answer: 133201bs 5. How many pounds of nitrogen will Billy have to add in fertilizer to meet the amount needed by the corn? How many pounds of nitrogen will Bob have to add? Billy: oltcuftee Lbs daw ,2nsedyoz niela stemssin liw aommed ez so ni nagnute Bob: ssmst owl adyos dw go1o me elif 201ajor yill8 m00 wang 3oda atmel svsn dase oe yud c p9en iliw eTomal difo8 mos ylno oifncla sie Premcl drod appear; automorive ind Owever, the same author would ko of sne would likely includ industry executiv

Fertilizer calculations: 3. Each farm is 333.0 acres and for each acre on the farm 135.0 bushels of corn are produced. Each bushel of corn must consume 1.000 lb of nitrogen from the soil in order to grow. How many Ibs of nitrogen will each farm require to grow the corn this year? 1.0 acre-135.0 burncis 1.0 farm= 333.0 acres 333.0 acrcS 135.0 burheis 1.0acrc 1.0 farm 44955 busheis 1.0 farm ly n ano Answer: 니니955 los प्रक्री अ म क 4. Billy's soybeans added 40.00 lbs of nitrogen to the soil per acre. How many Ibs of nitrogen were added to Billy's farm last year? 1.0 acre: 40165 333.0acre = 333.0 x40 am los %3D 13320 Answer: 133201bs 5. How many pounds of nitrogen will Billy have to add in fertilizer to meet the amount needed by the corn? How many pounds of nitrogen will Bob have to add? Billy: oltcuftee Lbs daw ,2nsedyoz niela stemssin liw aommed ez so ni nagnute Bob: ssmst owl adyos dw go1o me elif 201ajor yill8 m00 wang 3oda atmel svsn dase oe yud c p9en iliw eTomal difo8 mos ylno oifncla sie Premcl drod appear; automorive ind Owever, the same author would ko of sne would likely includ industry executiv

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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