Asked by Greg
You want to paint a wall that is 8 3/4 feet high and 11 1/4 feet long. You have a can of paint that will cover 200 square feet with one coat.
A. find the area of the wall.
b. if you want to apply two coats of paint , do you have enough paint? explain
A. find the area of the wall.
b. if you want to apply two coats of paint , do you have enough paint? explain
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Answered by
DrBob222
Area of wall is 8.75 x 11.25 = 98.4375 square feet. So 200 foot coverage should be easy to do.
Two coats = 2 x 98.475 = less than 200 so two coats can be applied.
Be careful with the number of significant digits. I am assuming these are EXACT numbers; therefore, I included all of the digits.
Two coats = 2 x 98.475 = less than 200 so two coats can be applied.
Be careful with the number of significant digits. I am assuming these are EXACT numbers; therefore, I included all of the digits.
Answered by
Orian
(A.) Area = length*width
(B.) See if you have enough paint to cover twice that area. (The amount of paint you have should be more than twice the area of the wall.)
(B.) See if you have enough paint to cover twice that area. (The amount of paint you have should be more than twice the area of the wall.)
Answered by
Ur mom2
A. 98 7/16ft^2 b. Yes. Two coats will take enough paint for 2*98 7/16 = 196 7/8 square feet, which is less than the 200 square feet the paint should cover
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