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Polly plans to cover two walls of her rectangular room with wallpaper, as shown below. A roll of wallpaper is 10 meters long and 0.5 meters wide. Assuming that there is no wastage, how many rolls of wallpaper would Polly require to cover the two walls?
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one roll of wallpaper = 10*0.5 meters square= 5m^2 total surface are of these two wals= 5*5*2= 50. number of roll of wallpaper require= total surface area / total surface area of one roll =50/5 =10
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