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  £27.50

Step-by-step explanation:

The general approach is ...

1. The area to be painted will be the area of the four walls, less the area of the door (which is assumed to be a hole in the wall, so is not painted).

Each wall has the same dimensions, so the same area. The area of the rectangular wall is ...

  A = LW

  A = (3.5 m)(2.6 m) = 9.1 m²

The area of the door is ...

  A = (2.2 m)(0.8 m) = 1.76 m²

Then the area to be painted is the area of the 4 walls less the area of the door:

  painted area = 4(9.1 m²) -1.76 m² = 34.64 m²

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2. Each 2 L tin of paint will cover (2 L)×(8 m²/L) = 16 m², so the number of tins needed is ...

  (34.64 m²)/(16 m²/tin) = 2.165 tins

We assume this means Aisha will need to purchase 3 tins, since she will need more paint than is provided by 2 tins.

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3. Because of the price offer on the paint, Aisha will pay full price for the first two tins, half price for the 3rd tin. That is, she will pay 2 1/2 times the full price of a tin when she buys the 3 tins of paint she needs. Each tin costs £11, so Aisha will pay ...

  (2 1/2)(£11) = £27.50

Aisha will pay £27.50 for the paint to paint her living room.

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