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Times greater than the

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x--------> the number

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I need to a paint a spherical storage tank in the pool. it has a radius of 8 feet and the paint cans i brought will cover 75 squ

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<h3>Answer: 11 cans</h3>

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Explanation:

SA = surface area of the sphere

SA = 4*pi*r^2

SA = 4*pi*8^2

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The surface area is roughly 804.247719 sq ft.

I used the calculator's stored version of pi to get the most accuracy possible.

Since 1 paint can covers 75 sq ft, divide that surface area over 75 to find out how many cans you need.

804.247719/75 = 10.72330292

Round up to the nearest integer to get 11

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