3/8 bags per friend.
3/8 bags per friend.
3/8 bags per friend.
3/8 bags per friend.
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The answer depends on what the question is.
Assuming the heavier bags are all of identical weight, this can be done in three weighings, eliminating half of the bags each time. Thus the first weighing compares the bags in two sets of four, and reduces the field to four possible bags. The second weighing compares these in two sets of two, to identify two possible bags. The third and final weighing compares these two remaining bags, determining which is in fact underweight. It can be done in 2 weighings The first weighing compares 3 and 3. If the 3 and 3 are equal, you weigh the two originally left out and will get your answer. If the 3 and 3 are not equal you take the set of 3 that are lighter and weigh 1 and 1, leaving one out. If this weighing is unequal you'll know which bag is lighter. If the weighing is equal then the one you left out is the lightest.
You would need to buy 4 bags.
The yard is 60ft * 80ft = 4800ft2. One bag covers 100ft2. 4800ft2/100ft2/bag = 48 bags