2. Each tree requires 25 m2 of space. How many hectares must the village set aside for the plantation? • 1,300 trees x 25 m²/tree = 32,500 m2
• 10,000 m2 = 1 ha
• 32,500 m2 +1,000 m2/1 ha - 3.25 ha
Your Turn:
Using the same information with the following changes:
• Mango saplings cost = $15
• Produce $100 fruit per year
• There are 270 people in the village
• Generate $350 per person per year
How many mature mango trees will the village need to meet that goal?
trees
How many hectares must the village set aside for the plantation?
ha (to 2 decimal places)
What is the initial cost for the trees?
(include the dollar sign in your answer)
Each tree requires 20 L of water per day during the 6 hot months of the year (180 days). The water must be pumped to the plantation from a
nearby stream
How many liters of water are needed each year to water the plantation of mango trees?
L (make sure you use commas)
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