Yolanda decides to grow apples on her farm.
In the first orchard, there are 7 trees per m². In the second orchard, there are 3 trees per m². In the third orchard, there is a single tree for every 4 m². Additionally, there are another 8 trees around the farm. The surface areas of the orchards are the same.
If Yolanda had grown the trees in a single orchard with a surface area of 516.5 m², so that every 1221 m² had one tree, the number of trees would remain the same.
What is the surface area of each orchard?
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Yolanda decides to grow apples on her farm.
In the first orchard, there are 7 trees per m². In the second orchard, there are 3 trees per m². In the third orchard, there is a single tree for every 4 m². Additionally, there are another 8 trees around the farm. The surface areas of the orchards are the same.
If Yolanda had grown the trees in a single orchard with a surface area of 516.5 m², so that every 1221 m² had one tree, the number of trees would remain the same.
What is the surface area of each orchard?
Let's solve the problem using the information given:
Therefore, the surface area of each orchard is 100 m².
100 m²
\( x+x=8 \)
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