Mr. Townes created a 2-foot wide garden path around a circular garden. The radius of the garden is 7 feet. He wants to cover the
path in stones. If Mr. Townes needs 1 bag of stones for every 5 square feet of path, how many bags of stones will he need 5o cover his garden path?
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<h3>Pudge has 12 morethan apples that is 24 apples and both Ace and Christi has not more than 12 apples together they has atmost 12 apples.The apples does each having is</h3><h3>P = Pudge's Apples =24</h3><h3>A = Ace's Apples =8</h3><h3>and C = Christi's Apples=4.</h3>Step-by-step explanation:
Let P = Pudge's Apples
Let A = Ace's Apples
Let C = Christi's Apples
<h3>To find how many apples does each have if Pudge has 12 more than both Ace and Christi together:</h3>Given that P = 3A , A = 2C and P = A + C + 12
Substitute the value for P in P = A + C + 12 we get
3A = A + C + 12
3A-A=C+12
2A=C+12
From A = 2C we have that
Substitute the value C:
Substituting the value of A in P=3A we get
P = 3(8)
<h3>∴ P = 24 </h3>Substituting the values of P and A in P = A + C + 12
4=C
Rewritting we get
<h3>∴ C=4 </h3><h3>Hence Pudge has 12 morethan apples that is 24 apples </h3><h3>and both Ace and Christi has not more than 12 apples together they has atmost 12 apples</h3>