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Novay_Z [31]
2 years ago
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There are 3x−2 trees planted in each row of a rectangular parcel of land. If there are a total of 24x−16 trees planted in the pa

rcel, how many rows of trees are there in the parcel
Mathematics
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Flauer [41]2 years ago
3 0
If there are 3x-2 trees planted in each row, and we have a total of 24x-16 trees, this means that the number of trees multiply the number of rows will give us the answer of 24x-16
let r=number of rows
(3x-2)*r=24x-16
to find r we will divide both side by 3x-2
r=<u>24x-16
</u>    3x-2
<u>
</u>we see that 8 is a common factor for the numerator

r= 8(3x-2)/3x-2=8

we have 8 rows
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