Question

if I have a garden that's 10 yards and I want to grow a plant that's 2.5 yards how many of that can I plant

Answer 1

Answer: 4 plants.

Explanation:

In the case that these measurements are of length, the plant being 2.5 yards and the total length of the garden area being 10 yards, the most simple way to solve this is to find how many 2.5 yard sections of this garden are in the given plot.

`10/2.5 =4`

When 10 is divided by 2.5 you receive the answer "4". You can fit 4 plants within the garden. 2.5 x 2 is 5, and 5 x 2 is 10. 2 x 2, therefore, would give you the answer 4.

I hope this explanation helped you understand the question and the answer better.

Answer 2

4

Explanation:

2.5y x 4 = 10y

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