The deca tree has 10 trunks. On each trunk there are 10 branches. On each branch there are 10 twigs. On each twig there are 10 leaves. One day a woodcutter came along and cut down one trunk from the tree. Then he cut off one branch from another trunk from the tree. He then cut off one twig from another branch. Finally he pulled one leaf from another twig. How many leaves are there left.

8999 leaves is left on tree

Step-by-step explanation:

Remember there are: 10 trunks

10 branches

10 twigs

10 leaves

On one deca tree

Therefore we have to find for :

Which is :

10 trunks × 10 branches = 100 branches

100 branches × 10 twigs = 1000 twigs

1000 twigs × 10 leaves = 10000 leaves

We find for the leaves.

1 trunk = 10 branches = 10 twigs =

10 leaves

1 * 10 * 10 * 10 = 1000 leaves

1000 + 1 = 1001 leaves were picked

10000 - 1001 = 8999 leaves are left on the tree

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step-by-step explanation: just trying to get points sorry : (