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Math problem in a primary school: plant a tree every other meter on a 50-meter road. How many trees have been planted? The result is fifty-two trees. I don't understand how this happened. Solve it.
Correct answer:

If trees are planted at both ends of the road, it is: 50÷ 1+ 1=5 1.

If there is only one tree at both ends of the road, it is: 50÷ 1=50 trees.

If no trees are planted at both ends of the road, it is: 50÷ 1- 1=49 trees.

What you said about "52 trees turned out" is a lie. Don't believe the so-called "reference answer".