The length of a plot of land of a rectangle shape is 25 m and a width of 24 m. A tenth of this plot is occupied by a building.

The length of a plot of land of a rectangle shape is 25 m and a width of 24 m. A tenth of this plot is occupied by a building. On the fourth part of it there are planted vegetables and on the astal area there are fruit trees. Which area is occupied by fruit trees.

1. Determine the total area of the site using the formula for calculating the area of a rectangle:
25 * 24 = 600 (m ^ 2).
2. Determine the area occupied by buildings:
600 * 1/10 = 60 (m ^ 2).
3. Determine the area occupied by vegetables:
600 * 1/4 = 150 (m ^ 2).
4. Determine the area occupied by the building and vegetables together:
60 + 150 = 210 (m ^ 2).
5. Determine the area occupied by fruit trees:
600 – 210 = 390 (m ^ 2).
Answer: Fruit trees occupy an area of 390 m ^ 2.