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Boss lesson · The Paint Estimate
Exam-hall rules, brush in hand
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Exam-hall rules, brush in hand

This is the boss. No calculator — take π=3.14\pi = 3.14, same as the whole chapter, and every value is chosen to sit flat on paper. One shed wall, one long job, and every answer feeds the next: the wall, the gable on top, the openings that stay unpainted, the area that's left, and the dollars it costs. Write each line down as you go — one early slip drips all the way to the till.

Everything from the chapter rides along: a rectangle, a triangle, a circle, and a unit price to close the deal. 5★ under par here is the chapter crown. Shake the tin.

Alw

A=l⋅wA = l \cdot w

  • AA= Area (area)
  • ll= Length (length)
  • ww= Width (length)
Rectangle Area solver →
bhA

A=12bhA = \tfrac{1}{2} b h

  • AA= Area (area)
  • bb= Base (length)
  • hh= Height (length)
Area of a Triangle solver →
rA

A=πr2A = \pi r^{2}

  • AA= Area (area)
  • rr= Radius (length)
Area of a Circle solver →
mCp

p=Cmp = \frac{C}{m}

  • pp= Unit price (cost per mass)
  • CC= Total price (money)
  • mm= Quantity (mass)
Unit Price (Price per Unit Quantity) solver →
no calculator in the boss room — the numbers are chosen to fit in your head