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patriot [66]3 years ago

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XD
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Textbooks... Workbooks.
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I was once homeschooled, ya know.
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Let me walk you through the problems.
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First of all...
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we know the area of the garden. In order to find how many cups of fertilizer we need, we need to find THE AREA. Then, it's just a matter-of-fact of just multiplying the area by 1/8.
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2. Information not needed? OF COURSE!! The money. Why we need money in this problem?! We find NUMBER OF CUPS, not MONEY NEEDED.
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3. I need to determine how much cups of fertilizer I need. The answer? Oh, find the area. IT's 9 1/3 multiplied by 12, by the way. Then multiply the area by 1/8. BOOM!!
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Need any more help, ask away!!

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