Mathematics, 07.03.2020 00:01 devinfolds

De acuerdo con los registros de una empresa, se requieren 54 toneladas de naranjas para producir 45 toneladas de concentrado en polvo para preparar jugo. Si este año la empresa tiene como meta producir 66 ton de concentrado, ¿cuántas toneladas de naranja requerirán aproximadamente?

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