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Soils around the world vary in their organic matter content. Organic matter comes from living things or things that used to be alive. For example, in comparing a soil from Nebraska to one from Arizona, it would not be unusual for the Nebraska soil to have a greater amount of organic matter by a factor of 5 to 1. If you had two such samples and the sample from Arizona contained 8 g of organic matter, how many grams of organic matter would there be in Nebraska soil of equal mass? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
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Based on what has been found so far, the ratio of fossil floopasaurs to fossil bloopia in Africa is 5 to 1. If this ratio is later discovered to have an error of 30% (too high) for floopasaurs, what would the corrected ratio be?
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