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Answer:
Part 1) The area of the 4 walls is [tex]368\ ft^2[/tex]
Part 2) You will have to buy 2 gallons
Part 3) You will have to buy 3 gallons
Part 4) [tex]\$75[/tex]
Part 5) The area of the floor is [tex]126\ ft^2[/tex]
Part 6) [tex]\$850.5[/tex]
Part 7) [tex]\$1,008[/tex]
Part 8) [tex]\$472.5[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1) What is the area of all 4 walls together?
we know that
The area of all 4 walls together is equal to the perimeter of the floor multiplied by the height of the wall (8 ft)
so
The perimeter of the floor is
[tex]P=2(9+14)=46\ ft[/tex]
The area of the walls is
[tex]46(8)=368\ ft^2[/tex]
Part 2) If a gallon of paint covers 350 sq. ft., How many gallons will you have to buy?
using proportion
[tex]\frac{1}{350}\ \frac{gal}{ft^2}=\frac{x}{368}\ \frac{gal}{ft^2}\\\\x=368/350\\\\x=1.05\ gal[/tex]
Remember that you can't buy a fraction of gallon
so
You will have to buy 2 gallons
Part 3) How many gallons will it take to put on 2 coats of paint?
Now the area will be
[tex]368(2)=736\ ft^2[/tex]
using proportion
[tex]\frac{1}{350}\ \frac{gal}{ft^2}=\frac{x}{736}\ \frac{gal}{ft^2}\\\\x=736/350\\\\x=2.10\ gal[/tex]
Remember that you can't buy a fraction of gallon
so
You will have to buy 3 gallons
Part 4) If the paint costs $25 per gallon, and you are applying 2 coats of paint, how much will you spend on paint?
To find the cost multiply the number of gallons by $25 per gallon
so
[tex]3(25)=\$75[/tex]
Part 5) What is the area of the floor?
The area of the floor (rectangle ) is equal to multiply the length of the floor by the width of the floor
[tex]A=(9)(14)=126\ ft^2[/tex]
Part 6) What is the cost to redo the floor in oak?
To find the cost multiply the area of the floor by $6.75 per square foot
so
[tex]126(6.75)=\$850.5[/tex]
Part 7) What is the cost to redo the floor in maple?
To find the cost multiply the area of the floor by $8.00 per square foot
so
[tex]126(8.00)=\$1,008[/tex]
Part 8) What is the cost to redo the floor in carpet?
To find the cost multiply the area of the floor by $3.75 per square foot
so
[tex]126(3.75)=\$472.5[/tex]