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How to understand the problem of planting trees in mathematics more intuitively
How to understand the problem of planting trees in mathematics more intuitively? I'm here to introduce you.

0 1 problem of planting trees at both ends: there are 3 trees in the picture, and 2 roads are broken, and the number of trees planted is more than the number of road sections 1.

There are 1 trees and 2 sections of roads in the picture, and the number of trees planted is less than the number of sections of roads 1.

03 1 planting trees 1 when no trees are planted, there are 2 trees and 2 sections of road in the picture, and the number of sections for planting trees is the same as that of the road.

When planting trees on a closed graph, there are two trees and two sections of roads in the graph, and the sections of the planted trees and roads are the same.