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4 rows. She decides to plant 1 2 of a row of each type of pepper. How many different types of peppers is she going to

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It seems that part of your question is missing, but I can answer what I understand.

If a gardener plants 1/2 of a row of each type of pepper and she has 4 rows available for planting, then she can plant a total of 2 x 4 = 8 different types of peppers.

To see why, consider that she is planting 1/2 of a row for each type of pepper. This means that for each row, she is planting 1/2 x 1 = 1/2 types of peppers. Therefore, for 4 rows, she can plant 4 x 1/2 = 2 types of peppers.

So, the gardener can plant 8 different types of peppers in total.
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