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MArishka [77]
4 years ago
14

A room is 20 feet by 25 feet with a 10-foot ceiling. If Mickey paints the walls and the ceiling, how much surface area will he c

over? Think, What area ISN'T Micky covering and subtract out that area...
Mathematics
1 answer:
Svetradugi [14.3K]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1400ft²

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Room Dimension: 20 ft by 25 ft by 10 ft

Where Length = 20 ft

Width = 25 ft

Height = 10 ft

Required

Surface area of painted walls and ceiling

We'll assume that the room is rectangular in shape and all 4 sides are covered.

<em>This means that Mickey will paint 4 walls and 1 ceiling.</em>

The dimension of the 2 of the 4  walls is as follows;

20ft by 10ft, 25ft by 10ft,

Because opposite sides of a rectangle are equal, the dimension of the remaining 2 walls is: 20ft by 10ft, 25ft by 10ft

Calculating the area of the 4 walls;

Area = 20ft * 10ft + 25ft * 10ft + 20ft * 10ft + 25ft * 10ft

Area = 200ft^2 + 250ft^2 + 200ft^2 + 250ft^2

Area = 900ft^2

The dimension of the ceiling is as follows:

20ft by 25ft

Calculating the area of the ceiling

Area = 20ft * 25ft

Area = 500ft^2

So, the area Micky will cover = Area of 4 walls + Area of ceiling

Total Surface Area = 900ft^2 +500ft^2

Total Surface Area = 1400ft^2

Hence, Micky will cover 1400ft²

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