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Shane has a garden box that is 4 feet long, 4 feet wide, and foot deep. How many cubic feet of dirt does he need to fill the garden box completely? ΟΟΟΟ D. 18
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Shane has a garden box that is 4 feet long, 4 feet wide, and foot deep.

How many cubic feet of dirt does he need to fill the garden box completely?
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Answer:

How much soil for a raised bed?

Answer: The cost to fill a raised bed with bagged fertile soil (planting mix) adds up quickly. The volume of soil you need is 12 feet times 4 feet times 1.5 feet (length times width times depth equals volume), which comes to 72 cubic feet

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User Dardan Iljazi
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Answer: 9

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The answer is 9! Hope this helped

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