Question
A square flower bed is 10 feet long on a side. How many plants are needed if they are spaced 6 inches apart around the outside of the bed?
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Outer perimeter: 4s=4*10'=40'
Spacing = 6" = 0.5'/plant
Number required
= 40'/0.5'/plant
= 80 plants
Since the perimeter is a closed figure, there is no need to add one "at the end" as in the case of a linear row with two ends.
Spacing = 6" = 0.5'/plant
Number required
= 40'/0.5'/plant
= 80 plants
Since the perimeter is a closed figure, there is no need to add one "at the end" as in the case of a linear row with two ends.
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