Question

Bruce sees 29 oak trees and 4 maple trees. Then he sees double the number of pine trees as maple trees. How many trees does he see?

Answer 1

Bruce sees a total of 41 trees: 29 oak trees, 4 maple trees, and double the number of maple trees as pine trees, which equals 8 pine trees.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of the student's question is Mathematics, specifically a problem involving basic arithmetic and number relationships. The question can be classified as suitable for Middle School grade level.

As Bruce sees 29 oak trees and 4 maple trees, he then sees double the number of pine trees as maple trees. To find the total number of pine trees, we need to double the number of maple trees, which is 4. Therefore, the number of pine trees he sees is 4 × 2 = 8 pine trees.

Adding up all the trees Bruce sees, we get 29 (oak) + 4 (maple) + 8 (pine) = 41 trees in total. Hence, Bruce sees a total of 41 trees.

Answer 2

29+4+8=41 I think that’s the answer