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鸿伟化工厂今年一月份某种化肥的产量为20万吨，通过技术革新，计划今年第一季度这种

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鸿伟化工厂今年一月份某种化肥的产量为20万吨，通过技术革新，计划今年第一季度这种化肥的总产量达95万吨，问：二、三月份平均每月增长的百分率应达到多少？

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A=3，B=5代入 A：B=4：5，得到3：5=4：5，因为4×5=20，3×5=15，两个内项积就不等于两个外项积，这样的两个比就不能组成比例了；故应判断为：×．

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