How many plants x should she plant in each row so that her 25 plants end up in a square (i.e., x plants in each of x rows)? expr

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How many plants x should she plant in each row so that her 25 plants end up in a square (i.e., x plants in each of x rows)? expr

ess your answer as an integer?

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Oxana [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-19T21:14:51+03:00

There should be $\boxed{5{\text{ plants }}x}$ in each row so that there are 25 plants in the square.

Further Explanation:

The formula of area of square can be expressed as follows,

$\boxed{Area = \left( s \right) \times \left( s\right)}$

The formula of perimeter of the rectangle can be expressed as follows,

$\boxed{{\text{Perimeter}} = 4 \times s}$

Here, s represents the side of square.

Given:

There should be 25 plants end up in a square.

Explanation:

Consider the number of rows as x.

The number of rows can be expressed as follows,

$\begin{aligned}{x^2} &= 25\\x &= \sqrt {25}\\x &= 5\\\end{aligned}$

There should be $\boxed{5{\text{ plants }}x}$ in each row so that there are 25 plants in the square.

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Answer details:

Grade: Middle School

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Mensuration

Keywords: length, plants, she plant, row, 25 plants, integer, square, area, side of square, width, breadth, area, dimension, measure of sides, dimensions of rectangle, expression, plugging, square field, length of the side.

AnnZ [28] · Answer 2 · 2022-03-19T20:03:27+03:00

There are 5 plants x that should she plant in each row so that her 25 plants end up in a square (i.e., x plants in each of x rows)

<h3>Further explanation </h3>

Maria wants to plant a small tomato garden in her yard. She bought 25 tomato plants, and she has read that ideally tomatoes are planted in a square grid to help them pollinate each other, as shown in the picture below.

How many plants x should she plant in each row so that her 25 plants end up in a square (i.e., x plants in each of x rows)? Express your answer as an integer.

If the gardener has x plants in each of her x rows, then the total number of plants will be $x^2$ .

Since there are 25 total plants, the correct value of x will satisfy the equation $x^2 = 25$

By taking the square root of both sides and note that 25 has both a positive and a negative square root because you can't have a negative number of plants, hence you only want the positive square root:

You can solve this part simply by simple arithmetic.

$x^2 = 25,$ so $x = 5,$