#Grade 9 or higher mathematics questions
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Since the height of the hall is H, then the area of a single wall is H times the length of the side.
Now, think which walls are the longer, and then calculate their area.
after that, calculate the are of another wall (only one, as written in the question)
and then just sum up the sizes.
that's it for a
@slate smelt
Ohh so basically
L x H + L x H + L x W
Then i cut out the two H turning it into just one H
And i add the two Ls making them 2L
Then thats how the equation forms?
From the 2 sides and back
It'd be better if you sent a clearer picture.