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| It's spring and the cherry trees are in bloom in Washington, DC! Estimate the number of blossoms on a typical blooming cherry tree. (For the tree shown in the picture, an individual blossom is about 2 inches across.) Be sure to clearly state your assumptions and how you came to the numbers you estimated. |  |
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