A national park covers $800$ km$^2$ and is divided into three vegetation zones: savanna, woodland and forest. Savanna occupies 35 % of the park. The woodland area is twice the forest area. What is the area (in km$^2$) of each zone?

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Savanna: 280 km²; Woodland: 346.67 km²; Forest: 173.33 km²

Neco Model Questions Vol1 2024 Geography Question 19

A national park covers \(800\) km\(^2\) and is divided into three vegetation zones: savanna, woodland and forest. Savanna occupies 35 % of the park. The woodland area is twice the forest area. What is the area (in km\(^2\)) of each zone?

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Neco Model Questions Vol1 2024 Geography Question 19

A national park covers \(800\) km\(^2\) and is divided into three vegetation zones: savanna, woodland and forest. Savanna occupies 35 % of the park. The woodland area is twice the forest area. What is the area (in km\(^2\)) of each zone?

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A national park covers \(800\) km\(^2\) and is divided into three vegetation zones: savanna, woodland and forest. Savanna occupies 35 % of the park. The woodland area is twice the forest area. What is the area (in km\(^2\)) of each zone?