Math, asked by tanshi09, 4 months ago

how many plants can be planted at a distance of 10 m around a square field whose one side measures 100 m

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Answered by jadhavtushar088

1

Answer:

10 rounds = (320 × 10)m = 3200m.

Answered by Vanchhagupta262006

0

Answer:

number of plants = area of field/ area of plants with distance

= 100 m * 100 m/ 10 m* 10m

= hundred

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