the obvious answer, though probably not technically correct, is gotten by dividing the total area by the area required by each plant. That would be
π*140^2 / π*0.5^2 = (140/0.5)^2 = 78,400
How many plant should my uncle need to plant around his farm of a circular shape of a radius 140 m, If the distance between plants is 50cm?
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The question required the number of plants around the shape and not the number of plants occupied in whole circular shape
ooops - my bad. So, divide the circumference by the plant's diameter.
If you knew enough to catch my mistake, you should know enough to figure the correct answer. What did you get?
If you knew enough to catch my mistake, you should know enough to figure the correct answer. What did you get?
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