if u answer my last question, anyone will get points of what they desire, my last question is :
The area of a flower patch in a garden is 360m2. One-third of it was used for growing roses and the remaining area was divided into three equal portions to grow marigold, sunflower and zinnias. Find the:
a.) area used for growing roses.
b.) area used for growing marigold.
answer with full calculations and problems.
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1.area used for growing roses=360×⅓=120m²
and
2.area used for marigold,
360-120=240m²
and
2.area used for marigold,
360-120=240m²
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we have to divide the last ans by 3 to get actual.wich shows a ans of area
240m²÷3=80m²
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area for rose =120 m² [ ⅓ of garden]
remaining area =360 m² -120m²= 240 m²
garden then is divided in 3 equal parts
=
240m2 ÷3
= 80m² [area used for growing marigold]
remaining area =360 m² -120m²= 240 m²
garden then is divided in 3 equal parts
=
240m2 ÷3
= 80m² [area used for growing marigold]
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