Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, March 22, 2011 at 12:23am.
I will ignore all the jibberish about paint colour names and simply use colour A for the large wall and colour B for the other walls
area of large wall = 12(7.5) - 5(6) = 60 square feet
area of other two walls = (9)(7.5) + 10(7.5) = 142.5 square feet
he will need 60/240 or .25 gallon of colour A for the large wall, which would be 1 quart
he will need 142.5/400 or .35625 gallons of colour B, so he needs 2 quarts of colour B
It seems silly to ask for accuracy to the nearest hundredth in the number of gallons needed.
Can you imagine walking into a paint store and asking for .356 of a gallon of paint?
what is the y-coordinate of the point of intersection of the graphs of x+2y=-6 and 2x+y=24?
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