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Math application problem, there are 80 apple trees in the orchard, 25% more than peach trees. How many peach trees are there?
Analysis: Taking the peach tree as the unit "1", it is known that the apple tree is 25% more than the peach tree, which means that the apple tree is peach tree's 1+25%= 125%, which can be solved according to the meaning of fractional division.

Solution: 80( 1+25%)

=80÷ 125%

=64 (tree)

There are 64 peach trees.