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In an orchard, ⅕ are orange trees, 3/13 are mango trees and the rest are banana trees. If the banana trees are 148 in number, find the total number of trees in the orchard.

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Answered by ks6450276
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We are given that in an orchard, 1/5 are orange trees, 3/13 are mango trees and the rest are banana trees. And the banana trees are 148 in number. Let the total number of trees be x. Hence, the total number of trees in an orchard is 260.

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