alleryStart learning →Fields are shared by boundary length only. Why is this unfair?
ACrops depend on area, not boundary
BBoundaries of fields are always equal
CFields have no area to measure
DArea depends on field colour
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Crops depend on area, not boundary
A field's crop depends on how much land it has, which is its area, and a long boundary may still hold little land.
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