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Please I need help with this problem number 5????

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zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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Estimating the area:
$x = (20 \times 8)(13 \times 8) \\ x = 264$
Calculating wallpaper:
$x = (264 \times 1.05) \div 35 \\ x = 7.92 \\ x = 8$
we round up here because they will need a full roll to complete the room. Since they can't buy 7.92 rolls, they must buy 8.

Calculating cost:
$x = 8(31.48) + 31.48(0.0825) \\ x = 254.44$

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