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.
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.
50 feet
56 feet?
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