Ahomeowner contracts with a landscaper to resold the front lawn which is 10 1/2 yards long by 6 2/3 yards wide. compute the cost if the landscaper charges 8.00$ per square yard for labor and materials.

First, multiply the fractions together

10 1/2 x 6 2/3 = 70 sq yards

Now, because the landscaper charge $8.00 per sq yard, multiply the 70 sq yards x 8 dollars per yard = 560

The cost would be $560.00

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