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An orchard has 2745 pomegranate trees. If each tree bears 112 pomegranates, how many pomegranates are there in total?

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307440\text{307440}

Step-by-step solution

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  1. Identify the number of pomegranate trees and the number of pomegranates each tree bears.

    Number of pomegranate trees =2745= 2745
    Number of pomegranates per tree =112= 112

  2. To find the total number of pomegranates, multiply the number of trees by the number of pomegranates per tree.

    Total pomegranates =Number of trees×Pomegranates per tree= \text{Number of trees} \times \text{Pomegranates per tree}
    Total pomegranates =2745×112= 2745 \times 112

  3. Perform the multiplication.

    12342745×1231121235490(2745×2)1227450(2745×10)274500(2745×100)1307440\begin{array}{c} \phantom{1234}2745 \\ \times \phantom{123}112 \\ \hline \phantom{123}5490 \quad (2745 \times 2) \\ \phantom{12}27450 \quad (2745 \times 10) \\ 274500 \quad (2745 \times 100) \\ \hline \phantom{1}307440 \\ \end{array}

    So, 2745×112=3074402745 \times 112 = 307440.

    The total number of pomegranates obtained from the entire orchard is 307440\boxed{\text{307440}}.

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