The perimeter of a rectangle is 2*A + 2*B. What does 80ft + 90ft equal?
By the way, don't forget to subtract 3 feet for the gate, the textbook always forgets that somebody needs to be able to get into the garden to pull weeds and pick the veggies.
88 feet? unless you add a Gate? 3 foot or 4 foot Which would require 85 or 84 feet of fence
You will need 47.6 feet of fencing. Just add 13 + 13 + 10.8 + 10.8 together.
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The amount of concrete needed per fence post depends on the size and depth of the hole, but typically around 1/2 to 1 cubic foot of concrete is used per post.
A woman would like to surround her 100 square foot garden with a fence how long would the fence be on each side?
well im not a specialist , but 6 foot fence should be more than enough
To set a 4x4 fence post, you will typically need about 1/2 to 1 cubic foot of concrete.
one foot for each foot of perimeter.
A privacy fence will vary depending on materials and size. A 25 linear foot privacy fence that is wood will run around 500 dollars.
This question depends a lot on the size of the fence needed, and how much power it will take to discourage them from touching it. Energizers for the fence will start around 40.00 (USD) and go up from there. Wire will cost from 0.25 (USD) per foot and go up from there, plus you will need insulators, stands, etc..etc.. An average "Garden Kit" for dogs, rabbits, etc. will run about 150.00 (USD). Of course these prices go up with selections, solar energizers cost more, batteries for them, plus the storage box.
Bisecting the garden this way creates 2 right triangles. The diagonal fence is the hypotenuse of the right triangle, so it's length is calculated as such: 352+702=c2 1225+4900=6125 c2=6125 c=78.26237 Mr. green needs about 78 feet of fencing. Since he must round UP to compete the fence, he should purchase 79 feet.
For a 4-foot fence, you should use 5 to 6-foot t-posts.