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2 years ago

If 15 litres of paint covers an area of 250 m2, what area (in m2) will 20 litres of paint cover?

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Korvikt [17]2 years ago

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Answer: 333.33m²

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we are informed that 15 litres of paint covers an area of 250 m2, the the area that 1 liter of paint will cover will be:

= 250m²/15

= 16.666667m²

Therefore, the area that 20 litres of paint will cover will be:

= 16.666667m² × 20

= 333.33m²

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