Iam building a playhouse for my granddaughter. i will need to buy paint for the walls and indoor/outdoor carpet for the floor. the playhouse is 1 room. i am painting only the walls. the walls are 6' high. the playhouse is 10' long and 8' wide. each can of paint covers 100 sq ft. how many cans of interior paint will i need to buy? tell me your process for working the problem.

3 cans of paint (with a fair amount left over in the 3rd can)

The perimeter length of the room is the sum of the lengths of the walls. Since opposite walls are the same length, we can add adjacent wall lengths and multiply by 2.

... perimeter = 2(10' + 8') = 36'

The wall area is that length times the height, so is ...

... wall area = 6' × 36' = 216 ft²

Two cans of paint will cover the first 200 ft², and it wil take part of a 3rd can to cover the remaining 16 ft².

... 3 cans of paint are required

If your window and door area totals more than 16 ft², then you will only need 2 cans of interior paint.

i dont know sorry

step-by-step explanation:

step-by-step explanation:

hans did not square the 40-unit side; he merely multiplied it by 2.   incorrect.