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6 January, 21:04

For what area would 850 grams of fertilizer be sufficient

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  1. 6 January, 21:24
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    Presuming you are referring to your previous question, divide 850 grams of fertilizer by the 25 grams required per square meter. You get the solution of 34 square meters that would be covered by 850 grams of fertilizer.

    Therefore the solution is 34 square meters.
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