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On the Mathematical Problems of Trees
When folded in half, it will exceed 1 meter after two weeks around the tree.

It is equal to 2× 2 = 4 circles around the tree, and the remaining 1× 2 = 2 meters.

When the volume is 30% off, it is 1.5m around the tree.

It is equal to circling the tree 1× 3 = 3 times, and the rest: 1.5× 3 = 4.5 meters.

The circumference of the trunk is equal to:

( 1.5×3- 1×2)÷(2×2- 1×3)

=(4.5-2)÷(4-3)

=2.5÷ 1

= 2.5 meters

Length of rope:

2.5×2×2+ 1×2

= 10+2

= 12 (m)