20 pounds of sand will be required to cover a sandbox with a W of 8 and a L or 10.
To solve this question, first we calculate the area of the sandbox (A=LW)(8*10=80). If our sandbox requires 80 square feet of sand, then all we need to do is divide our area by the amount of square feet one pound of sand covers. (80/4=20). This means that it would require 20 pounds of sand to cover our 80 square foot sandbox.
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If the discriminant of a quadratic equation, given by B^2-4AC is positive, it has 2 real solutions. If 0, it has 1 real solution and if negative it has 0 real solutions.
<span>Perimeter =2w+2L= 520.
We can solve this by understanding that the area is maximized by a square
Therefore L=w.
p=2w+2w=520=4w
w=130
Area
A=wL=130(130)= 16900 square yards</span>
