Part A:
First, we will need to compute the area of the lawn.
We are given that the lawn is a rectangular plot with dimensions 60 ft and 90 ft.
Area of rectangle = length * width
Area of lawn = 60 * 90 = 5400 ft^2
Now, we will compute the number of ounces.
We are given that:
<span>Each ounce of grass seed will cover 120 square feet. Therefore, to know the number of ounces needed to cover 5400 square feet, all we have to do is cross multiplication as follows:
1 ounce ---------> 120 square feet
?? ounce --------> 5400 square feet
Number of ounces needed = (5400*1) / (120) = 45 ounces
Part B:
We know that one ounce is equivalent to 0.0625 pounds.
For the lawn, we need 45 ounces, this means that:
number of pounds needed for the lawn = (45*0.0625) / (1) = 2.8125 pounds
which is approximately 3 pounds.
We know that each bag weighs one pound, therefore:
number of bags needed = 3 bags
Hope this helps :)
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321 because you need to use the formula
<u>General method</u><u>:</u>
Given numbers are 1.3 bar and 1.4 bar
- 1.3 bar = 1.333...
- 1.4 bar = 1.444...
Two rational numbers between them
= 1.3222... and 1.43333...
<u>Mean Method</u><u>:</u>
Let X = 1.333... → → →eqn(i)
since the periodicity is 1 then multiply eqn(i) with 10
⇛10×X = 1.333...×10
⇛10X = 13.333... → → →eqn(ii)
Subtract eqn(ii)-eqn(i)
10X = 13.333...
X = 1.333...
(-)
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9X = 12.000...
____________
⇛9X = 12
⇛X = 12/9
⇛X = 4/3
and
Let X = 1.444... → → →eqn(i)
since the periodicity is 1 then multiply eqn(i) with 10
⇛10×X = 1.444...×10
⇛10X = 14.444...→ → →eqn(ii)
Subtract eqn(ii)-eqn(i)
10X = 14.444...
X = 1.444...
(-)
____________
9X = 13.000...
____________
⇛9X = 13
⇛X = 13/9
Now we have 12/9 and 13/9
The rational number between them by mean method (a+b)/2
⇛{(12/9)+(13/9)}/2
⇛(25/9)/2
⇛25/18
and Second rational number
⇛{(12/9)+(25/18)}/2
⇛{(24+25)/18}/2
⇛(49/18)/2
⇛49/36
<u>Answer</u><u>:</u> The two rational numbers between them are 25/18 and 49/36.
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