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From: Gayle Kloewer (gkloewer@esu6.esu6.k12.ne.us)
Date: Thu Sep 14 2000 - 15:43:27 EDT
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We, the girls of Mrs. Kloewer's 7th period science class, think there
are 2, 723 butterflies in the 40 acre field. We got this answer by
drawing a picture of one butterfly every 8 feet and figuring that would
be 4 every 64 square feet. Then we found out there are 43,560 square
feet in an acre by Asking Jeeves. We divided 43, 560 by 64 and times
that answer by 4. Are we right?
The girls of Mrs. Kloewer's 7th period science class
Morgan, Nicole, Tierney, Chelsie, Tabitha, Hope, Carrie, Kayla, Laura,
Meg, & Jessica
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