You are updating your garage and the only thing left to paint is your garage door. you
are onl...
Mathematics, 05.09.2019 01:10, CAPEPOPPA
You are updating your garage and the only thing left to paint is your garage door. you
are only going to paint the side that faces the street. the garage door is 10 feet 8 inches
tall and 145 inches wide. you need to know the surface area of the side of the garage
door to determine how much paint to buy. the hardware store sells paint by how much
covers a square foot. what is the surface area you should report to the hardware store?
(hint: 1 square foot = 144 inches).
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