Math, asked by hridritadas, 6 months ago

In a school, students thought of planting trees along the boundary of the school to reduce air pollution. It was decided that after every 10 m of boundary one tree should be planted. If the length and breadth of the boundary are 90 m and 70 m respectively, calculate the number of trees will be planted by the students?​

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Answered by srestangshideb99
11

Answer:

=32 plant respectively.

Step-by-step explanation:

=90+70 × 2 (length +breadth ×2)

=160 × 2

= 320/10

= 32.

Answered by aman620630
7

Answer:

here,

student planted a trees at a distance =10m

region around one plants take=10m× 10m

100m2

then,

area of rectangular boundary

= l×b

={90×70}

=6300m2

hence

no. of trees plant= area of boundary/ area taken

one tree

= 6300m2/100m2

=63trees

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