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Counting Trees This diagram shows trees in a plantation. The circles show old trees and the diamonds show young trees. The circles show old trees The diamonds.

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1 Counting Trees This diagram shows trees in a plantation. The circles show old trees and the diamonds show young trees. The circles show old trees The diamonds show young trees

2 Counting Trees The National Trust asks Tom to estimate how many trees there are of each type, but it would take too long for him to count them all, one-by-one. 1. Think of a method Tom could use to estimate the number of trees of each type. Explain the method fully 2. Use your method to estimate the number of: (a) Old trees (b) Young trees

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