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How many bags of 5 cubic ft to cover 95 square ft at 2 inch depth?
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Volume required = 95 sq ft * 2 inch = 95 sq ft * 1/6 sq ft = 95/6 cu ft = 15.833... cu ft.
So number of bags @5 cu ft reqd = 15.833.../5 = 3.166... bags ie 4 bags.
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