A packing crate can hold 205 avocados. There were 7,000 avocados picked at a large grove. The owner has 36 packing crates. Does he have enough crates to ship out the avocados Explain.

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A packing crate can hold 205 avocados. There were 7,000 avocados picked at a large grove. the owner has 36 packing crates. Does he have enough crates to ship out the avocados? Explain.

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We find the number of avocados 36 packing crates can hold which can be found by multiplying 205 and 36:

205\times 36=7380\text{ avocados}

205×36=7380 avocados

Since 7380>70007380>7000, the owner has enough crates to ship out the avocados.

chase is right because he already been to the swings and he know how far it will be to get there

step-by-step explanation:

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bc ≅ bc . . reflexive property (side)

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