Math, asked by glazed54, 9 months ago

Hal is painting the four walls and ceiling of his bedroom. The bedroom is 6 m long, 4.5 m wide and 3 m high. Paint comes in 4 L cans. One litre of pain covers 10 square metres. What is the area Hal needs to paint and how many cans are needed?

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Answered by StrankraDeolay
1

Answer:

Length of the wall =6m

Breadth of the wall = 3m

Length of the ceiling =4.5m

Breadth of the ceiling =3m

The area that could be painted in 1 litre =10m^2

1 Can contains 4 Litres of paint.

Now, The total area need to be painted = area of 4 walls +1 ceiling

Since ,area of the 4 walls = 4x(6x3) m^2

= 4 x 18m^2 =>72m^2

Area of the ceiling = lxb=> 4.5 x 3 m^2 = 13.5m^2

Hence, the area needed to be painted by Hal=72+13.5 m^2 = 85.5 m^2. Ans.

the Litres of paint required to paint

85.5 m^2 =85.5m^2/10m^2 per litre

= 8.55 Litres

Since

The number of cans required =8.55/4

=2.13.... Cans

=3 Cans Ans.

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Answer:

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