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The distance around a circular flower bed is 36 feet. Jasper wants to put stakes every 8 inches (2/3 of a foot) around the bed.

How many stakes does he need?

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White raven [17]3 years ago

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54 stakes. 12" in a foot, 12x36 = 432, 432/8 = 54

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