Planners for the city's botanical garden are planting a rose garden. They want to plant 56 rose bushes. Can they arrange the rose bushes into 4 equal rows?

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Sylvia Walker

Mathematics

15 July, 17:34

Planners for the city's botanical garden are planting a rose garden. They want to plant 56 rose bushes. Can they arrange the rose bushes into 4 equal rows?

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Beau Erickson · Answer 1

Answer: Yes, they can arrange the rose bushes into 4 equal rows with 14 roses in each one.

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to divide the total number of roses (56) by the number of rows (4).

Mathematically speaking:

56 / 4 = 14

So, the answer is yes.

They can arrange the rose bushes into 4 equal rows with 14 roses in each one.

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