Question

in an orchid 1/3 are gauva trees 1/8 are banana trees and the rest of mango trees . if there are 117 mango trees in orchid. how many trees in all there

Answer 1

let the total number of trees be x
so the number of guava trees will be 1/3x
and the number of banana trees will be 1/8x
therefore, the rest number of trees will be
x-1/3x-1/8x
by this the number of mango trees =x-1/3x-1/8x=117
therefore, x=216 ans

Answer 2

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

An orchid plant is growing on the branch of a mango tree is called epiphyte, i.e., plants growing on other plants or trees. This type of interaction is known as commensalism, where in orchid / derives benefit of interaction whereas mango tree is not affected. The orchid growing on the branch of mango tree get more light to grow and also, the mango is not harmed in any way.

Commensalism can be defined as an interaction between two animal or plant species that habitually live together in which one species benefits from the association while the other is not significantly affected.