A rectangular greenhouse has an area of 6,480 square meters. Its length is 120 meters. The width of the greenhouse is meters. If each flower bed needs an area of 240 square meters, the whole greenhouse

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A rectangular greenhouse has an area of 6,480 square meters. Its length is 120 meters.

The width of the greenhouse is
meters. If each flower bed needs an area of 240 square meters, the whole greenhouse can hold
flower beds

Mathematics
middle-school

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Answer:

the greenhouse can hold 27 flower beds.

Explanation:

6480 / 240 = 27

if you need the width of the greenhouse, its

6480 / 120 = 54

Flowit answered Sep 22, 2020

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