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On average, each class plans to plant 39 trees, and there are 6 classes in Grade Three. About how many trees can be planted?
On average, each class plans to plant 39 trees, and there are 6 classes in Senior Three, which can plant about 234 trees.

Solution: It is known that each class plans to plant 39 trees on average, and there are 6 classes in Grade Three.

The number of trees that can be planted = the average number of trees planted in each class × the number of classes.

=39×6

=234 trees

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