Question

If ladybugs have 30 cm x 10 cm rectangles for pumpkins each pumpkin needs exactly 25 square centimeters of space how many pumpkins can they plant

Answer 1

Ans 12

Explaination
Area = 30*10cm= 300cm^2
Each pumpkin= 25cm^2
No. Of pumpkin that can be planted= 300/25= 12

Answer 2

To calculate how many pumpkins can be planted in a given space, you need to know the total area available and the area required for each pumpkin.

You mentioned that each pumpkin needs a rectangular space of 30 cm x 10 cm, which is an area of (30 cm) * (10 cm) = 300 square centimeters.

Now, if you have the total area available, you can divide it by the area required for each pumpkin:

Total Area Available / Area Required for Each Pumpkin = Number of Pumpkins

If you provide the total area available, I can help you calculate how many pumpkins can be planted.