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Dhiya is painting her living room the total area that nees to be covered is 64.5 square feet each can of paint coat 15.25 and covers an area of 20square ft. How many cans will dhiya need to paint all 4 walls How much will the paint coat her

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Answer to a math question Dhiya is painting her living room the total area that nees to be covered is 64.5 square feet each can of paint coat 15.25 and covers an area of 20square ft. How many cans will dhiya need to paint all 4 walls How much will the paint coat her

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1. Determine the number of cans needed by dividing the total area to be covered by the area each can covers:
\frac{64.5}{20} = 3.225

2. Since Dhiya cannot purchase a fraction of a can, she will need to round up to the nearest whole number, which is 4 cans.

3. Calculate the total cost by multiplying the number of cans by the cost per can:
4 \times 15.25 = 61.00

Therefore, Dhiya will need 4 cans of paint, and the paint will cost her $61.00.

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