What is the cost of pouring a 6-foot wide sidewalk on a corner lot if the sidewalk costs $0.68 per sq. ft.?

To find the cost of pouring a 6-foot wide sidewalk on a corner lot, you first need to determine the total area of the sidewalk that will be poured. The width of the sidewalk is given as 6 feet, but to calculate the total area, you also need the length of the sidewalk. A common assumption is to use a standard length if not specified; however, typically you would have data on how long the sidewalks need to be based on the specific corner lot.

The area of the sidewalk can be calculated using the formula:

Area = Width × Length.

Once the area is determined in square feet, you then multiply by the cost per square foot, which is provided as $0.68.

Assuming a length for the sidewalk (for example, if the length of the sidewalk is given or can be reasonably assumed), let’s say the length is 12 feet for a standard corner configuration. The area would then be:

Area = 6 ft × 12 ft = 72 sq. ft.

Next, you multiply the area by the cost per square foot:

Total Cost = Area × Cost per sq. ft. = 72 sq. ft. × $0.68/sq. ft. = $48.