Fertilizer33-0-00-46-00-0-60Total material neededFertilizer Neededlbs/acre1234S/1b fert.567- Total cost ----S/ton980840920Cost$/acre891011For the upcoming growing season, you are hired to prepare a fertilizer budget for a21-acre corn field. You collect soil samples and have them analyzed. The soil testrecommends 210 lbs N/acre, 85 lbs. P205/acre, and 150 lbs K₂O/acre. The co-opprovides you with their available materials and the prices listed in the table below.Based on the soil test recommendations and the information from the co-op,complete the table below by entering the correct value matched with theappropriate number. All answers should have 2 decimal places. Round accordingly!$/21 acres12131415

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Fertilizer 33-0-0 0-46-0 0-0-60 Total material needed Fertilizer Needed lbs/acre 1 2 3 4 S/ton 980 840 920 S/1b fert. 5 6 7 Total cost-... Cost $/acre 8 9 10 11 For the upcoming growing season, you are hired to prepare a fertilizer budget for a 21-acre corn field. You collect soil samples and have them analyzed. The soil test recommends 210 lbs N/acre, 85 lbs. P205/acre, and 150 lbs K₂0/acre. The co-op provides you with their available materials and the prices listed in the table below. Based on the soil test recommendations and the information from the co-op, $/21 acres 12 13 14 15

Fertilizer 33-0-0 0-46-0 0-0-60 Total material needed Fertilizer Needed lbs/acre 1 2 3 4 S/ton 980 840 920 S/1b fert. 5 6 7 Total cost-... Cost $/acre 8 9 10 11 For the upcoming growing season, you are hired to prepare a fertilizer budget for a 21-acre corn field. You collect soil samples and have them analyzed. The soil test recommends 210 lbs N/acre, 85 lbs. P205/acre, and 150 lbs K₂0/acre. The co-op provides you with their available materials and the prices listed in the table below. Based on the soil test recommendations and the information from the co-op, $/21 acres 12 13 14 15

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