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the paint in a container is sufficient to paint 7.2m^2surface .how many containers of paint will be required to paint walls of a room with dimensions 3.2m×2.7m×2.4m .find the cost of paint,if each container costs 460.

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bf{ Given}\begin{cases}\text{Dimensions : ($3.2$m$ \times 2.7$m$\times 2.4$m)} \\\text{One Paint Container can Paint $7.2 \:{ \text m}^{2}$}\\\text{One Paint Container costs Rs. 460}\\ \text{Find \:the Cost of Paining of walls of room.}\end{cases}

We Have to Paint walls of Room Only, for that we will find CSA (Curved Surface Area)

Curved Surface Area of the Room :

\longrightarrow \tt CSA = 2(Length + Breadth) \times Height \\ \\\longrightarrow \tt CSA = 2(3.2m + 2.7m) \times 2.4m \\ \\\longrightarrow \tt CSA = 2 \times 5.9m \times 2.4m \\ \\\longrightarrow \blue{\tt CSA = 28.32\:{m}^{2}}

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Number of Container Required :

\longrightarrow \footnotesize\text{Number of Container$\times$ One Container Efficiency = CSA} \\ \\\longrightarrow \text{Number of Container$ \times 7.2\:{\text m}^{2} =28.32\:{\text m}^{2}$} \\ \\\longrightarrow \text{Number of Container = $\cancel\dfrac{28.32 \:{\text m}^{2}}{7.2 \:{\text m}^{2}}$ } \\ \\\longrightarrow \red{\text{Number of Container$\approx4$}}

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Total Cost of Painting of Walls :

⇒ Cost = No. of Containers × Rate

⇒ Cost = 4 × Rs. 460

Cost = Rs. 1840

Cost of Painting of walls is Rs. 1840

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bf{\Large{\underline{\bf{Given\::}}}}}

The paint in a container is sufficient to paint is 7.2m² surface.The dimensions of the room is 3.2m × 2.7m × 2.4m. If each container costs Rs.460.

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The containers of paint will be required to paint walls of room & the cost of paint.

\bf{\Large{\underline{\bf{\orange{Explanation\::}}}}}

\bf{We\:have\begin{cases}\sf{The\:paint\:in\:a\:container\:is=7.2m^{2} }\\ \sf{The\:dimensions\:of\:the\:room=3.2m*2.7m*2.4m}\\ \sf{The\:cost\:of\:paint\:of\:each\:container=Rs.460}\end{cases}}

Area of four wall of room,we get;

We know that formula of the curved surface area of room:

⇒ 2h(l + b) [sq.units]

Therefore,

  • Length of the room,[l] = 3.2m
  • Breadth of the room,[b] = 2.7m
  • Height of the room,[h] = 2.4m

⇒ 2(2.4)(3.2+2.7)m²

⇒ (4.8 × 5.9)m²

⇒ 28.32m²

Hence, The curved surface area of room is 28.32m².

&

→ Number of container = \bf{\frac{Curved\:surface\:area\:of\:room}{Area\:than\: can\: be \:painted \:by \:container} }

→ Number of container = \bf{\frac{28.32*100m^{2} }{7.2*100m^{2} } }

→ Number of container = \bf{\cancel{\frac{2832}{720} m^{2} }}

→ Number of container = 3.93

→ Number of container = 4  [approximately]

Thus,

The 4 container required to paint the walls of room.

Now,

  • \bf{\Large{\underline{\bf{\green{The\:cost\:of\:paint\::}}}}}

→ Each container cost is Rs.460

→ 4 container cost is Rs.(4×460)

4 container cost is Rs.1840.

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