is this a algebra question?
A homeowner wants to add a sliding glass door to a room. The door contains two 7-foot by 30-inch glass panels, and the panels are double-layer glass with a sealed space between. The heat supply to the existing room is adequate. How many additional square feet of hot-water radiant surface area will be required to compensate for the heat loss through the added glass door

Question

is this a algebra question?
A homeowner wants to add a sliding glass door to a room. The door contains two 7-foot by 30-inch glass panels, and the panels are double-layer glass with a sealed space between. The heat supply to the existing room is adequate. How many additional square feet of hot-water radiant surface area will be required to compensate for the heat loss through the added glass door

jskhupmang · Answer

this could be math, algebra, part of geometry and science