1 year ago

Sam has 3/4 ton of stones to divide evenly among for sidewalks. how much stone will it be used in each sidewalk

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mel-nik [20]1 year ago

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The amount of stone in each sidewalk is 3/16

<h3>How to determine the amount of stone in each sidewalk?</h3>

The given parameters are

Stones = 3/4 tons

Side walks = 4

The amount of stone in each sidewalk is calculated using

Amount = Stones/Side walks

Substitute the known values in the above equation

Amount = 3/4 / 4

Evaluate the quotient

Amount = 3/16

Hence, the amount of stone in each sidewalk is 3/16

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