Planting population = number of plants/ area occupied = 1 plant / 0.15m2 Conversion: 1 ha = 10 000m2 = 1 plant / (0.15 / 10 000) ha = 66 667 plants per hectare this is the answer for 1.1 explain why this answer and how did they came up with such answer

A field planted to groundnut on an area of 90 x 60 m2 and spacing of about 30 x 15 cm2, calculate the plant population per hectare. 5400 plants/ha 222 222 plants/10 000ha 5400 plants/10 000ha 222 222 plants/ha

Question 14(2 marks)SavedThe grower currently uses a siphon irrigation system that has an efficiency of 65%, which according to Table 2 above is about average. Use this information and your answers to question 12 & 13 to calculate how many hectares the grower should plant

Instructions: Interpret the function given in the context of the real-world situation described to answer the question.When a weed solution is added to a lawn, the number of weeds can be represented by the function W(d)=1650(.85)d𝑊(𝑑)=1650(.85)𝑑 where d𝑑 is the number of days since application. By what percent does the population of weeds decrease each day?Answer 1 Question 15 %

Given the alternative hypothesis Ha: µ1 ≠ µ2 ≠ µ3 ≠ …….. µk. Which are the correct interpretations?*1 pointThe population mean is not same in all the groupsAll groups should be different from each otherPopulation means and hypothesized valueare equalThe population mean is same in all the groups

Jose is a student of horticulture in the University of Hose. In a horticultural experiment in his final year, 200 seeds were planted in plot I and 300 were planted in plot II. If 57% of the seeds in plot I germinated and 42% of the seeds in plot II germinated, what percent of the total number of planted seeds germinated?