10 bags.
To find this, follow the steps below:
360 x 160 = 60,6000 ft2
60,600/1,000 = 60.6
60.6 x 8lbs = 484.8lb
484.8lb/50lb = 9.696 which is basically 10 bags.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
9.21
Step-by-step explanation:
You first have to calculate the area to fertlize, the formula to do so would be:
A=W*L
Which is the same as
A=360ft*160ft
This will be equal to
A=57,600
You then have to know hom much can you fertilize with a pound of fertilizer.
bags[tex]\frac{1000}{8}=\frac{x}{1}[/tex]
If you clear this equation you´ll have:
[tex]x=\frac{1*(1000)}{8}[/tex]
This equals
x=125
So now we know that you can fertilize 125 squared feet with 1 pound of fertilizer.
Now you divide the total area between the 125 feet.
Amount of pounds need=[tex]\frac{Total area}{Amount we can fertilize with one pound}[/tex]
Amount of pounds needed:[tex]\frac{57,600}{125}[/tex]
Amount of pounds needed: 460.8
You know that every bag of fertilizer has 50 pounds so you dived the pounds you need by the number of pounds that the bag has.
Bags needed:[tex]\frac{460.8}{50}[/tex]
Bags needed: 9.216
