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Is the answer to this problem, Ounces per cent and oz/c?
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@amistre64 could you help with some more problemos! aha please :)
if we divide cost by volume, then the units are in cost per volume ....
so cents per ounce
yep
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a new sidewalk will be 4 feet wide, 120 feet long and 6 inches deep (0.5 foot) with concrete. How many cubic yards of concrete are needed? I got 8.9 is that correct?
yeah, 8.9 lol
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