The owner of an Apple orchard wants to buy more trees the table below shows the cost for buying different numbers of trees. pls help me

We conclude that the cost of 10 trees will be: $350

Step-by-step explanation:

From the table, it is clear that:

The cost of 6 trees = $210

So the cost of 1 tree = 210/6 = $35

The cost of 13 trees = $455

So the cost of 1 tree = 455/13 = $35

The cost of 18 trees = $630

So the cost of 1 tree = 630/18 = $35

Thus, the table indicates that the cost of 1 tree = $35

In other words,

Therefore, the cost of 10 trees will be: 35 × 10 = $350

Thus, we conclude that the cost of 10 trees will be: $350

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step-by-step explanation:

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