Mathematics, 14.01.2020 11:31 Geo777

Paul wants to paint all four of his basement walls. each gallon covers 400 square feet. the dimensions of the basement are 25’ by 30’. the walls are 8’ high. how many gallons of paint will paul need to complete the job if he is only painting one coat?

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