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10 February, 19:47

How many circles with a 3ft radius could fill a 100 square foot (10ft x 10ft) space without overlap?

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  1. 10 February, 20:05
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    Considering that the circle has radius of 3ft to mean its diameter is twice the radius hence 6 ft

    Given that the length of the square is 10 ft

    10:6=1 ⅔ hence only 1 circle

    10-6=4 ft

    The space of 4ft can't allow another circle to fit without an overlap. Therefore, only one circle can fit
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