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30 April, 20:43

A gardener wants to plant 122500 trees in his field in such a way that the number of trees in a row is equal to the number of rows. How many trees will he plant in each row?

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  1. 30 April, 20:57
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    Given that the gardener wants the number of trees in each raw to be equal to the number of rows, then let the number of in each row be x this means that the number of rows will be x.

    Thus the total number of trees will be:

    Total = (number of rows) * (number of trees in each row)

    hence:

    122500=x*x

    122500=x²

    hence

    x=√122500

    x=350

    thus the number of rows will be 350 and the number of trees in each row will be 350
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