A farmer is planting a field with 28 rows of vegetables, and each row requires 6.491 gallons of water per day. How many gallons
of water each day does the farmer need to water the 28 rows of vegetables? If there are 10 plants in each row, find the daily amount of water delivered to each plant.
Since each row requires 6.491 gallons of water per day, that means that you will multiply 6.491 by 28, because there are 28 rows of vegetables. The farmer needs 181.748 gallons per day. To find out how much water each plant needs, you will divide 6.491 by 10, because there are 10 plants in each row. The answer should be 0.6491 gallons of water per plant.
