10. How many trees can be planted at a distance of 6 metres each around a rectangular plot whose length is 120 m and breadth is 90 m?
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Step-by-step explanation:
- ➳Distance between n Trees = (n - 1) * (Distance between two trees)
- ➳=> n = Distance between n Trees /
- ➳(Distance between two trees) +1
- ➳Length = 120 m
- ➳Number of trees = (120/6) + 1 = 21
- ➳Number of trees = (90/6) + 1 = 16
- ➳Corner tress are counted twice
- ➳Number of trees = 70
- ➳Number of trees = 2(21 + 16) - 4
- ➳Number of trees = 2(37) - 4
=> number oCorner tress are counted twice
- ➳ Number of trees = 2(21 + 16) - 4
- ➳Number of trees = 2(37) - 4
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❍ Given :-
- Length = 120 m
- Breadth = 90 m
❍ To Find :-
- Number of trees that can be planted in the rectangular plot given
❍ Solution :-
We know that,
➸ It is given that tree can be planted at a distance of 6m,
So, numbers of trees that can be planted
Hence, 70 trees can be planted in the rectangular plot.
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