jaytheseer said:Hmmmm... 1 additional post on each of the shorter sides and 3 additional post on each of the longer sides?
So it will be a total of 12 posts including the 4 corner posts. Is that correct?
jaytheseer said:4 spaces...
A fence is to be on posts 8 meters apart around a rectangular lot
that measures 40 meters long and 16 meters wide.
How many posts are needed, including the ones placed at each
corner, to fence the entire lot?
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