Mathematics, 12.03.2021 17:10, byron17
A worker at the zoo calculates the amount of fish, in pounds, needed in the weekly diet of an eagle and a bear.
The eagle eats 6 pounds of food each week, and 60% of that weight must be fish.
The bear eats 105 pounds of food each week, and 25% of that weight must be fish.
Part A
What is the total amount of fish, in pounds, that the eagle and bear should eat each week? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a pound (two decimal places after the decimal).
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