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erastovalidia [21]
2 years ago
15

Mr. thompson has been asked to add storage space to a garage. he estimates 6 square feet per individual will be required to meet

the needs of 12 people. if the storage space is 15% of the total amount of space required, how much total space does mr. thompson have? mr. thompson had square feet.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Brrunno [24]2 years ago
6 0

To solve this problem, first let us calculate for the total space of the storage area:

Total storage space = (6 square feet / person) (12 persons)

Total storage space = 72 square feet

 

Since this storage space is only equivalent to 15% of the total garage space, therefore we can write the equation:

(0.15) total space = total storage space

total space = total storage space / 0.15

 

Then calculating for the total space by substitution of the variable:

total space = 72 square feet / 0.15

total space = 480 square feet

 

<span>Therefore Mr. Thompson has a total space of 480 square feet.</span>

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