Here are 56 trees in an apple orchard. They are arranged in equal rows. There are 8 trees in each row. How many rows of apple trees are there? Which equation can be used to solve this problem?

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Jocelyn Ferrell

Mathematics

22 July, 05:08

Here are 56 trees in an apple orchard. They are arranged in equal rows. There are 8 trees in each row. How many rows of apple trees are there? Which equation can be used to solve this problem?

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Zhang · Answer 1

There would be 7 rows ...

let x be the no. of trees and let y be the no. of rows ...

Sol.

xy=56

8y=56

8y/8=56/8 - --divide both sides by 8 to find y

y=7 ... so there were 7 rows with 8 apple trees each row ...