2) Miss Smith buys 10 pounds of cat food every 4 weeks. If she continues to buy the same amount of cat food

for the next six months (1 year * 52 weeks), how much cat food will she buy? Show your work.

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Rhys Lutz

23 May, 04:42

2) Miss Smith buys 10 pounds of cat food every 4 weeks. If she continues to buy the same amount of cat food

for the next six months (1 year * 52 weeks), how much cat food will she buy? Show your work.

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Selina Mayer · Answer 1

130lbs

Step-by-step explanation:

1) 52 : 4≈ 13

2) 13*10=130

Whitney Lewis · Answer 2

130lbs

Step-by-step explanation:

52 weeks divided by 4 weeks would mean she buys 13 bags of cat food in the entire year. Each bag weighs 10 pounds so 13 times 10 is 130.

2) Miss Smith buys 10 pounds of cat food every 4 weeks. If she continues to buy the same amount of cat foodfor the next six months (1 year * 52 weeks), how much cat food will she buy? Show your work.

2) Miss Smith buys 10 pounds of cat food every 4 weeks. If she continues to buy the same amount of cat food

for the next six months (1 year * 52 weeks), how much cat food will she buy? Show your work.