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Mr. Arthur is planning Arthur's Apple Orchard. Each tree is allotted a 16 ft by 20 ft area to

grow. If the orchard has 5 acre"), how many trees could be planted to maximize
production? (1 acre = 43,560 ft)

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Answer:

681 Trees

Explanation:

Given


Land\ Area = 5\ acre


Unit\ Tree = 16ft\ by\ 20ft

Required

Determine the number of trees

First, we need to calculate the area occupied by each tree


Area = 16ft\ * 20\ft


Area = 320ft^2

Next, is to determine the number of trees using the following formula


Number = (Land\ Area)/(Unit\ Tree\ Area)


Number = (5 Acre)/(320ft^2)

Convert Acre to ft²


Number = (5 * 43560 ft^2)/(320ft^2)


Number = (217800 ft^2)/(320ft^2)


Number = 680.625


Number = 681\ trees\ (Approximated)

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