Mathematics, 18.03.2020 01:56 msladestiny16

It takes about 38 m3 of boards and plywood to build an average-size, single-family home. Can an average-size, single-family home be built with one day’s output from the sawmill? About how many days will it take for the sawmill to produce enough lumber to build a neighborhood of 100 average-size homes?

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