How many more apple trees should be planted so that number of apple trees become equals to the banana trees?

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The correct option is B 30
Number of apple trees = 30
Number of banana trees = 60

So, the number of apple trees required to be planted
= 60 - 30
= 30

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How many more apple trees should be planted so that number of apple trees become equals to the banana trees?

The correct option is B 30Number of apple trees = 30 Number of banana trees = 60 So, the number of apple trees required to be planted = 60 - 30 = 30

The correct option is B 30
Number of apple trees = 30
Number of banana trees = 60

So, the number of apple trees required to be planted
= 60 - 30
= 30