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There are 1,00,000 rice varieties. If a person eats 3 varieties per day, will they be able to eat all of them in 10 years?

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10,950 varieties\text{10,950 varieties}

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Question 1: There are 1,00,000 rice varieties. If a person eats 3 varieties per day, will they be able to eat all of them in 10 years?

To determine if the person can eat all varieties in 10 years, we need to calculate the total number of varieties they can eat in that period.

  1. Calculate the number of days in 10 years.

    Assuming 365 days in a year:

    Number of days=10 years×365 days/year=3650 days\text{Number of days} = 10 \text{ years} \times 365 \text{ days/year} = 3650 \text{ days}
  2. Calculate the total number of varieties eaten in 10 years.

    The person eats 3 varieties per day:

    Total varieties eaten=3650 days×3 varieties/day=10950 varieties\text{Total varieties eaten} = 3650 \text{ days} \times 3 \text{ varieties/day} = 10950 \text{ varieties}
  3. Compare the total varieties eaten with the total number of rice varieties.

    Total rice varieties available = 1,00,000
    Total varieties eaten in 10 years = 10,950

    Since 10950<10000010950 < 100000, the person will not be able to eat all 1,00,000 rice varieties in 10 years.

    The person will only be able to eat 10,950 varieties in 10 years.

    Answer:
    No, the person will not be able to eat all 1,00,000 rice varieties in 10 years. They will only be able to eat 10,950 varieties\boxed{\text{10,950 varieties}}.

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