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tatyana61
6 days ago
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Paula is painting a henhouse. If a can of paint will cover 24 square feet, how many cans of paint does she need to buy? Explain

the steps she might take to solve this problem.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Inessa [3.9K]6 days ago
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To determine how many cans of paint Paula requires, first find out the coverage area for one can. After that, divide 24 square feet by the coverage area of the paint can to calculate the number of cans needed.
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