A farm can harvest 120 pounds of carrots per acre of land. Each crate can hold 24 pounds of carrots. If a farmer owns 4.8 acres for growing carrots. How many crates does he need to hold the carrots? Please help I will fail soon if I don't turn my answer in :)

The farmer needs 24 crates to hold the carrots.

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine how many crates the farmer needs to hold the carrots, knowing that his farm has 4.8 acres of land, where he can harvest 120 pounds per acre, and that each crates can hold up to 24 pounds of carrots, the following calculation must be performed:

(4.8 x 120) / 24 = X

576/24 = X

24 = X

Thus, the farmer needs 24 crates to hold the carrots.

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