Math, asked by sharwansharma830, 3 months ago

A gardener brings 632 plants of apple. He wants to implant 18 plants in one row. In how many rows will he implant the plants? How Many plants would be left without implantation? ( please explain step by step )​

Answers

Answered by akshayabudugu
1

Answer-

18 plants in one row ..

total there are 632 plants ..

18-------1

632 ------?

there are totalrows = 632/18

= 35 rows ...

2 plants will be left

Answered by tennetiraj86
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

A gardener brings 632 plants of apple. He wants to implant 18 plants in one row. In how many rows will he implant the plants?

To find:-

How Many plants would be left without implantation?

Solution:-

Total number of plants of apple brought by the gardener = 632

Number of plants in a row to be implanted = 18

Total required rows be X

Total plants of apples are implanted in X rows

=> 18×X

=> 18X

=> 18X = 632

=> X = 632/18

18) 632 ( 35

54

________

92

90

________

2 -Remainder

________

=>632 = 18×35+2

X = 35

Total number of rows = 35

Remaining plants = 2

Answer:-

2 plants of apple will be left without implantation in the garden.

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