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2 years ago

You can paint 8 square feet in 2 hours. How many square feet can you paint in 7 hours

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german2 years ago

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8 square feet = 2 hours

°divide 2hrs to 8 square feet

1hr = ?

2÷8 =4

so,

1hr = 4 square feet

<h3 /><h3>●In 1 hour 4 square feets will be covered </h3>

•4 square feet can be painted in 1 hour.

*now to find how many square can be painted in 7 hrs.

°multiply no. of hours to hd no. of square feet per hour.

7hrs = ?

7×4 =28

So,

<h3 /><h3>●28 square feet would be covered in 7 hours.</h3>

may this helps you

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Alex73 [517]2 years ago

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