It depends on why the tree was chopped down in the first place. The Forestry Commission part fell their pine forests (quick growing softwood) in sections to provide fence posts, garden fence panels and to make paper. At one time, the main market was for pit props to be used in coal mines - mines long since closed down in the UK. Private growers may crop hardwood trees or softwood trees grown on their land mainly to sell for money to saw mills. Even the bark stripped off softwood trees can be sold as mulch, much sort after by gardeners, to be used to suppress weeds.
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By breaking down the factors. 210 105,2 35,3,2 7,5,3,2
A factor tree
A factor tree is one such.
Oh honey, a factor tree is like a family tree for numbers. You start with the number on top and then branch out into its factors, breaking it down into smaller numbers until you can't break it down anymore. It's like a math version of "Who's Your Daddy?" for numbers.
As long as you split down 216 into prime numbers, the factor tree is correct. Here is just one example out of many:2163 729 83 3 4 22 2From this tree, you can deduce that the product of primes that make up 216 is 23 x 33.
Chop down a tree
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You have to chop trees with your axe. If you chop a tree down you can plant another tree. Hope this helps. :)
You can chop it down.
no that was George Washington
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Mechanical energy
yes the tree needs to be really thin and dead
An example is to fell a tree, meaning to chop it down.
They have not from my resources