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Last season, a farmer harvested of rice. Due to improved techniques, the harvest is estimated to increase by this season. How much rice is the farmer looking to harvest this season?
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Identify the original amount of rice harvested last season, which is given as 500 kg.
Recognize that the harvest is expected to increase by 20%, which means the increase is 20% of the original 500 kg.
Convert the percentage increase to a decimal by dividing 20 by 100, so 20% becomes 0.20.
Calculate the amount of increase by multiplying the original harvest by the decimal increase: \(500 \times 0.20\).
Add the increase to the original harvest to find the estimated harvest this season: \(500 + (500 \times 0.20)\).
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