I'm pretty sure 25 pounds of fertilizer should do it.
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f is greater than or equal to 40 pounds
5 and a bit ;)
(7,125/3,325) x 7 = 15 sacks
To determine how many seeds are needed to cover 1 square foot, first, divide the total weight of the seeds by the area they cover. A 15-pound bag covers 40 square feet, so each square foot requires ( \frac{15 \text{ pounds}}{40 \text{ square feet}} = 0.375 \text{ pounds per square foot} ). Therefore, it takes 0.375 pounds of seeds to cover 1 square foot.
at least 40 pounds of fertilizer is needed to adequately cover your backyard. let f= the amount of fertilizer needed
ooooo wise wiki user once said." 25", SO GO LIKE THE WIKI USER POST
f is greater than or equal to 40 pounds
5 and a bit ;)
The fertilizer will cover a square plot 20 feet by 20 feet.
(7,125/3,325) x 7 = 15 sacks
To determine how many seeds are needed to cover 1 square foot, first, divide the total weight of the seeds by the area they cover. A 15-pound bag covers 40 square feet, so each square foot requires ( \frac{15 \text{ pounds}}{40 \text{ square feet}} = 0.375 \text{ pounds per square foot} ). Therefore, it takes 0.375 pounds of seeds to cover 1 square foot.
20ft. x 20ft.
To find out how much fertilizer is needed for 120 square feet, first, determine the area in acres. One acre is equal to 43,560 square feet, so 120 square feet is 0.00275 acres (120 ÷ 43,560). Then, multiply 24 gallons by the acreage to find the amount needed for 120 square feet, which is 0.066 gallons (24 × 0.00275).
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If depends on what kind of rock it is. Each rock has a different weight due to size and density.