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Farmer Jack has 1,800 square feet of garden space to have enough corn for a year his garden space is currently 10 5/6 feet by 18 feet. How much more land dose farmer Jack need to plant the rest of his corn

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1605 sq. feet.

Explanation:

Farmer Jack has 1,800 square feet of garden space to have enough corn for a year.

Now, his garden space is currently
10(5)/(6) feet by 18 feet.

So, Farmer Jack currently has
(10(5)/(6) * 18) = ((65)/(6) * 18) = (1170)/(6) sq. feet of garden.

Therefore, the land area that is more required to plant the rest of his corn will be
(1800 - (1170)/(6)) = (10800 - 1170)/(6) = (9630)/(6) = 1605 sq. feet. (Answer)

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