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To calculate the amount of aggregate needed to fill an area of 35 square meters to a depth of 300 mm (0.3 meters), you can use the formula: Volume = Area × Depth. Therefore, the volume required is 35 m² × 0.3 m = 10.5 cubic meters. You will need approximately 10.5 cubic meters of aggregate for this fill.

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