Question
A farm has decided to add chickens to its livestock. Per regulations, the farm cannot have more than 100 chickens per acre. If the area of the farm is 32.4 acres, how many chickens can they have on the farm?(1 point)
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Answers
GPT-4o mini
To find out how many chickens the farm can have, we need to multiply the maximum number of chickens allowed per acre by the number of acres the farm has.
Given:
- Maximum chickens per acre = 100
- Area of the farm = 32.4 acres
Now, we can calculate the maximum number of chickens:
\[
\text{Total chickens} = \text{chickens per acre} \times \text{area in acres}
\]
\[
\text{Total chickens} = 100 \times 32.4 = 3240
\]
Therefore, the farm can have **3,240 chickens**.
Given:
- Maximum chickens per acre = 100
- Area of the farm = 32.4 acres
Now, we can calculate the maximum number of chickens:
\[
\text{Total chickens} = \text{chickens per acre} \times \text{area in acres}
\]
\[
\text{Total chickens} = 100 \times 32.4 = 3240
\]
Therefore, the farm can have **3,240 chickens**.