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Plant trees along both ends of the 10 meter long road. Plant every 2 meters 1 tree. How many trees can you plant?
Equation: Suppose a * * * can plant X trees. Starting from the second tree, the length of each tree will increase by 2 meters.

So (x- 1)×2= 10.

Get x=6.

You can plant six trees.

Formula: 10÷2+ 1=6 (tree)

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