A timber company in northern Georgia is harvesting pine trees to sell by the cord. A typical acre produces 13.85 cords of wood, and the company sells each cord for $19.20. How much money can the timber company expect to make from each acre of pine trees?

Conrad is buying firewood for the winter. Firewood is being sold for $172.00/cord, but Conrad estimates he will need 308 kg. If the conversion factor is 375 kg/cord, how much will he spend on firewood? (use 5 decimal places for the cord and put your final answer to the nearest HUNDREDTH....even though we know you cannot buy a partial cord!!)

Lesa wants to plant fir tree seedlings on her acreage that is 95 yd by 84 yd.Each seedling needs 72 ft2 to grow properly. The trees cost $0.87 eachWhat would it cost Lesa for all these trees?

Alex owns a lumber yard. Sometimes they order 100 planks of oak wood, but sometimes they only orders 50. They spend $12 per plank of wood. These types of costs fluctuate depending how many planks of wood they need to order, what type of costs are these considered?Select answer from the options belowVariable costsMaterial overhead costsDirect material costsFixed costs.

Jamie is a tree planter who works on a northern Saskatchewan reforestation project. He is paid 17 cents for each tree sapling that he plants. One week he planted 2434 saplings. How much did he earn that week in DOLLARS and cents. Ex 172.35

A company was harvesting diseased trees in a remote British Columbia forest, treating them, and then selling them to woodworkers. The company had purchased 2,500 hectares of forest for $2,500,000, and expected to harvest 100 trees from each hectare. In their first year of operations they harvested 23,500 trees. In the second year, after harvesting 15,000 more trees they sold the property for $2,200,000. What was the gain or loss on the sale?Select answer from the options below$300,000 lossno gain or loss; they broke even$85,000 gain$85,000 loss