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Some friends are planning to make a neighborhood garden. The total area available for the garden is 210 square meters, and they want this to be 1(1)/(3) times the area of the plant beds in the garden.
What should the area of the plant beds be?

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Some friends are planning to make a neighborhood garden. The total area available for the garden is 210square meters210\,\text{square meters}, and they want this to be 1131\frac{1}{3} times the area of the plant beds in the garden. \newlineWhat should the area of the plant beds be?\newlinemeters\square\,\text{meters}

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Q. Some friends are planning to make a neighborhood garden. The total area available for the garden is 210square meters210\,\text{square meters}, and they want this to be 1131\frac{1}{3} times the area of the plant beds in the garden. \newlineWhat should the area of the plant beds be?\newlinemeters\square\,\text{meters}
  1. Calculate Total Area: To find the area of the plant beds, we need to divide the total area of the garden by the factor that the total area is larger than the area of the plant beds. The total area is 1(1/3)1(1/3) times the area of the plant beds, so we divide the total area by 1(1/3)1(1/3) to find the area of the plant beds.\newlineCalculation: 210210 square meters // 1(1/3)1(1/3)\newlineFirst, convert 1(1/3)1(1/3) to an improper fraction: 1(1/3)=(3/3+1/3)=4/31(1/3) = (3/3 + 1/3) = 4/3.\newlineNow, divide 210210 by 4/34/3.\newlineTo divide by a fraction, multiply by its reciprocal. So, multiply 210210 by the reciprocal of 4/34/3, which is 1(1/3)1(1/3)11.\newline1(1/3)1(1/3)22

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