Part C Suppose the ceiling is 12 feet high. If Tamara orders 480 square feet of wallpaper, will she have enough to
cover all four walls? Use the drop-down menus to explain your answer.
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have enough paint to cover all four walls.

The width 8 1/3
Length 11 1/2
Height 12
Area- 95 5/6

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Tamara needs to cover a total of 552 square feet of wall, which is 72 square feet more than the area of the wallpaper she requested for. So, Tamara does not have enough wallpaper to cover the four walls.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that: width = 8 1/3 feet, length = 11 1/2 feet , height = 12 feet.

The area of a wall to be covered is determined by the product of its length and height, where the width is the thickness of the wall.

Area of the wall = length × height

                          = 11 1/2 × 12

                         = ×

                         =

                         = 138

Area of each wall is 138 square feet.

Total area of the four walls = 138 × 4

                                             = 552

The total area of walls to be covered is 552 square feet.

Therefore:

Tamara needs to cover a total of 552 square feet of wall, which is 72 square feet more than the area of the wallpaper she requested for. So, Tamara does not have enough wallpaper to cover the four walls.