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6. A door of dimensions 3 m x 2m is on the wall of dimension 10 m x 10 m. Find the cost of painting the wall if rate of painting is *2.50 per sq. m.

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Answered by aminakhan66186
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Step-by-step explanation:

Area of the wall = length of the wall ×× breadth of the wall

                     = 10 ×10

                            =100m^2

now let us calculate the area of the door-frame which occupies 3m ×2m of the space on the wall.

Area of the door frame = length of the door-frame ×× breadth of the door-frame

                                          = 3×2

                                          = 6m^2

Here, we have the area of the door frame as 6 sq. meters.

Now,

Area which needs to be painted = Area of the wall – Area of the door-frame

                                                          = 100 – 6

                                                          = 94

Therefore, we found out that the area which needs to be painted is 94m^2.

Next we have,

the labour charges for painting 1m^2 is Rs. 2.50.

Therefore, let us find the labour charges to paint 94m^2. Let us consider the total labour charges for painting the wall as ‘x'.

1 = 2.50

94 = x

x = 94×2.5094×2.50

     = 235

Hence, the total labour charges for painting the wall is Rs. 235.

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