Question

A gardener purchased 930 mango plants to plant them in his garden. He planted equal plants in 7 rows. Find out the maximum number of plants in each row and how many plants remains left?​

Answer 1

Answer:

6 rows

Explanation:

132 columns

1 plant left

Answer 2

Answer:

Hence, the maximum number of plants in each row is $132$ and the count of plants that remains left is $6$.

Explanation:

Concept:

In mathematics, division is the process of dividing a number into equal parts and calculating the maximum number of equal parts that may be formed. A procedure of dividing anything into equal halves is called division. It is one of the four fundamental operations in mathematics and results in a just distribution of resources. The opposite of multiplication is the process of division.

Given:

Count of mango plants $=930$ plants

Count of rows $=7$ rows

To find:

We have to find the maximum number of plants in each row and also the count of plants that remains left.

Solution:

It is provided that

Total count of trees $= 930$ trees

Count of rows $=7$

The total count of trees in each row,

$=\frac{930}{7} \\=132.857$

We know that the count of trees should be an integer value so, the maximum number of plants in each row is $132$.

The count of remaining trees are $6$.

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