In an orchard, of the trees are guava trees, are banana trees and the rest are mango trees. If there are 117 mango trees in the orchard, how many trees in all are there?

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Given, Part of guava trees = Part of banana trees = Part of mango trees = 1 - (part of guava trees + part of banana trees) No. of mango trees = Part of mango trees × Total number of trees Hence, total number of trees = 216.

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In an orchard, of the trees are guava trees, are banana trees and the rest are mango trees. If there are 117 mango trees in the orchard, how many trees in all are there?

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