FLOOR-PLAN (all dimensions are in feet) 16 10 KITCHEN 2nd 10 MASTER BATHROOM BATH- ROOM 2nd BEDROOM 12 14 12 MASTER BEDROOM 18 16 LIVING ROOM 3rd BEDROOM 14 10 10
FLOOR-PLAN (all dimensions are in feet) 16 10 KITCHEN 2nd 10 MASTER BATHROOM BATH- ROOM 2nd BEDROOM 12 14 12 MASTER BEDROOM 18 16 LIVING ROOM 3rd BEDROOM 14 10 10
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![Total Square Footage
3. Determine the amount that you'll need to spend on hardwood floors using the cost of the flooring you
selected in #1.
[show work]
Use the sentence stem below or your own words to explain how you determined the total cost of hardwood
flooring.
The total square footage of the kitchen, living room and bedroom is
per square foot. So I will spend $
and I chose the
on hardwood flooring.
flooring option which costs $
4. You'll need to buy a little extra because the kitchen and living room aren't perfectly rectangular,
and after installing the floors you'll end up with some scrap pieces of flooring. Add on an extra 15%
to the total cost from question #3 to be safe.
[show work]
After adding on an extra 15% to the cost, my total cost for hardwood flooring will be $](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F425c979a-ac19-4e4f-9f6a-c69e208d0de0%2F6e8e7aee-49ac-4b51-b11f-ad02b8059a4c%2Fnt6d28_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Total Square Footage
3. Determine the amount that you'll need to spend on hardwood floors using the cost of the flooring you
selected in #1.
[show work]
Use the sentence stem below or your own words to explain how you determined the total cost of hardwood
flooring.
The total square footage of the kitchen, living room and bedroom is
per square foot. So I will spend $
and I chose the
on hardwood flooring.
flooring option which costs $
4. You'll need to buy a little extra because the kitchen and living room aren't perfectly rectangular,
and after installing the floors you'll end up with some scrap pieces of flooring. Add on an extra 15%
to the total cost from question #3 to be safe.
[show work]
After adding on an extra 15% to the cost, my total cost for hardwood flooring will be $
Transcribed Image Text:FLOOR-PLAN
(all dimensions are in feet)
16
5.5
10
KITCHEN
10 MASTER BATHROOM
BATH-
2nd BEDROOM
ROOM
12
14
12
MASTER BEDROOM
18
16
LIVING ROOM
3rd BEDROOM
14
10
10
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