Each gallon of paint covers 200 square feet. I have to paint one side of a wall that is 12 meters tall and 80 meters long. If a foot is approximately 0.3048 meters, then what is the smallest whole number of gallons I can buy and have enough paint to cover the whole wall? Plz answer immediately, the answer is not 9 gallons.

51 gal

Step-by-step explanation:

Find the area of the wall you need to paint:

12 m * 80 m = 960 m^2

Use conversion rate to convert square meters to square feet (first, make the conversion rate into square meters instead of regular meters):

1 ft / 0.3048 m -> 1^2 ft / 0.3048^2 m^2

960 m^2 * (1 ft^2 / 0.3048^2 m^2)

Square meters cancel out, we are left with square feet:

960 * (1 ft^2 / 0.3048^2) = 10333.354 ft^2

Now, find how many gallons of paint by dividing by 200 square feet:

10333.354 ft^2 / 200 =~ 51.66 gal

Round up to the nearest whole number:

51.66 =~ 51 gal

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