40.8
Edging needed = pi*13 feet
97.5 yards
133.33 square yards of carpet
13.5 x 81.8 = 1104.3 square feet = 122.7 square yards
31.4
Edging needed = pi*13 feet
40.8 feet
26 feet plus twice the length.
A length of approx 18.85 feet.
6 yards x 1 yard = 18 feet x 3 feet. So the bed will have a perimeter of 2*(18+3) = 42 feet. Using 12-inch stones, this will require 42+4 = 46 stones. [The +4 are for the four corners]. The inner layer has a perimeter of 2*(20+5) = 50 feet Add the 4 corners and it will require 54 stones. All together, than makes 46+54 = 100 stones, which @2.32 per stone, will cost 232 units of currency.
The answer depends on how much what. Fencing or edging is related to perimeter; turfing or netting is related to area.
90 feet squared of carpet is needed.
It depends how deep you want it.
50 feet
To determine the amount of lace edging needed for a rectangular tablecloth measuring 52 inches by 70 inches, you first calculate the perimeter. The perimeter is given by the formula (P = 2 \times (length + width)). In this case, (P = 2 \times (52 + 70) = 2 \times 122 = 244) inches. Therefore, you would need 244 inches of lace edging to go around the tablecloth.
56 feet?
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