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Jean-Patrick found an old unopened bag of lawn fertilizer in his shed. The bag weighs 36 pounds, and the instructions claim it can cover 10,000 ft^2. If his lawn is 7,000 ft^2, how many pounds will he need? Round to the nearest tenth if needed.
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