A large botanical garden has a total of 500 trees, bushes, and cacti.
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According to the circle graph, how many trees are in the garden?

A.
38

B.
62

C.
100

D.
190

Question

A large botanical garden has a total of 500 trees, bushes, and cacti.
http://lv.k12.com/mediaFiles/Ninth_Grade/Math/Unit18067/Lesson69955/VHS_PA_S2_07_L201_L301_LQ_Q5.gif



According to the circle graph, how many trees are in the garden?
 
 A.
38
 
 B.
62
 
 C.
100
 
 D.
190

igreen · Answer

Total of 500

Trees make up 38% of the garden.

So find 38% of 500

Multiply 0.38 * 500

anonymous · Answer

190?

igreen · Answer

Yep, you got it. So there are 190 trees.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks

igreen · Answer

No problem.

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