Please solve #3 which is needed to solve #4 3. How many 3-3/4" x 2-1/4" x 8" bricks are required for a double wythe wall 8 feet high x 30 feet long having one opening 48" x 72" and three openings 26" x 48".Mortar joints are 1/2". Allow 3% for brick waste.4. Estimate the amount of mortar for the wall in problem no. 3 (shown above) if the joint between wythes is 5/8". Assume 25% mortar waste.

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Please solve #3 which is needed to solve #4

3. How many 3-3/4" x 2-1/4" x 8" bricks are required for a double wythe wall 8 feet high x 30 feet long having one opening 48" x 72" and three openings 26" x 48".
Mortar joints are 1/2". Allow 3% for brick waste.
4. Estimate the amount of mortar for the wall in problem no. 3 (shown above) if the joint between wythes is 5/8". Assume 25% mortar waste.

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