At the beginning of the season, MacDonald had to remove 5 orange trees from his farm. Each of the remaining trees produced 210 oranges for a total harvest of 41790 oranges.

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Samuel Benton

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11 November, 02:40

At the beginning of the season, MacDonald had to remove 5 orange trees from his farm. Each of the remaining trees produced 210 oranges for a total harvest of 41790 oranges.

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Let t = initial number of trees "remove 5 trees at the start of the season" means (t - 5) remain "each remaining tree made 210 oranges for a total of 41,790 oranges" means (t - 5) * 210 = 41790 Now, you can solve for t: (t-5) (210) = 41790 [just re-writing] 210t - 1050 = 41790 [distribute] 210t = 42840 [add 1050 to each side] t = 204 [divide each side by 210] There were initially 204 trees. After 5 were removed, the remaining 199 produced 210 oranges each for a total of 199*210 = 41790 oranges.

At the beginning of the season, MacDonald had to remove 5 orange trees from his farm. Each of the remaining trees produced 210 oranges for a total harvest of 41790 oranges.EquationsandAnswer

At the beginning of the season, MacDonald had to remove 5 orange trees from his farm. Each of the remaining trees produced 210 oranges for a total harvest of 41790 oranges.

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