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length breadth
Step 1: Measure dimensions (assumed values for calculation: length m, breadth m, height m). Doors/windows approximated using NOTE.
Floor area = length breadth
10% of floor area to deduct (for doors/windows/furniture)
Step 2: Surface area of length walls (Areas 1 and 3)
Area of one = length height
Total for two = area of one
Surface area of breadth walls (Areas 2 and 4)
Area of one = breadth height
Total for two = area of one
Step 3: Total surface area of all walls
Total = length walls + breadth walls
Step 4: Area that needs to be painted
Paint area = total walls 10% floor area
Step 5: Number of tins needed (assume 12 m² per tin coverage, typical for one coat)
Tins without extra = paint area coverage per tin
Buy 4 tins (entire tins).
Step 6: With additional 10% (for waste/extra coats)
Area with extra = paint area
Tins with extra = area with extra coverage per tin
Buy 4 tins (entire tins).
| Description | Area (m²) | |-------------------|-----------| | Length walls (2) | 25 | | Breadth walls (2) | 20 | | Total walls | 45 | | Deduct 10% floor | 2 | | Paint area | 43 | | With 10% extra | 47.3 | | Tins (12 m²/tin) | 4 |
You buy entire tins because paint is sold in whole tins only; cannot buy partial tins. Attach photo of tins at store.
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Measure dimensions (assumed values for calculation: length l=5 m, breadth b=4 m, height h=2.5 m).
This mathematics problem involves applying core mathematical principles and formulas. Below you will find a complete step-by-step solution with detailed explanations for each step, helping you understand not just the answer but the method behind it.