Question

A garden is 10 m long and 8'm broad. If 5 sq m of land is required for each sapling, how many saplings can be planted in the garden?​

Answer 1

Answer:

16 saplings are required.

Step-by-step explanation:

This garden is in Rectangular shape.

So, Area = length × breadth

Area = 10m × 8m = 80m²

Each sapling requires 5m² of land.

No.of saplings that can be planted

$\frac{ {80m}^{2} }{ {5m}^{2} } = 16$

Answer 2

Answer:

$length \: of \: garden \: = 10 \: m \\ width \: of \: garden = 8 \: m \\ area \: of \: garden \: = l \times b \\ = 10 \times 8 = 80 \: {m}^{2} \\ \small{in \: 5 {m}^{2} \: one \: sapling \: is \: planted. } \\ \small{ in \: 80 {m}^{2} number \: of \: sapling \: planted \: = \frac{80}{5} =16} \\ \purple{ \fbox{ \red{number \: of \: sapling \: planted \: in \: the \: garden = 16}}}$

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