12) A chemical company needs to paint thirty-five chemical tanks including the top and the bottom of the tanks. Each tank has a height of 6 ft and a diameter of 6 ft. Paint can be purchased in 1-gallon cans or in 5-gallon cans that cost the same as 4 1-gallon cans. Each gallon of paint will cover 350 square feet. How many of each should be purchased to keep the cost of painting the tanks as low as possible? Use 3.14 for t. A) 4 5-gallon cans and 1 1-gallon can C) 3 5-gallon cans and 2 1-gallon cans B) 4 5-gallon cans and 2 1-gallon cans D) 3 5-gallon cans and 1 1-gallon can O A O B O D
12) A chemical company needs to paint thirty-five chemical tanks including the top and the bottom of the tanks. Each tank has a height of 6 ft and a diameter of 6 ft. Paint can be purchased in 1-gallon cans or in 5-gallon cans that cost the same as 4 1-gallon cans. Each gallon of paint will cover 350 square feet. How many of each should be purchased to keep the cost of painting the tanks as low as possible? Use 3.14 for t. A) 4 5-gallon cans and 1 1-gallon can C) 3 5-gallon cans and 2 1-gallon cans B) 4 5-gallon cans and 2 1-gallon cans D) 3 5-gallon cans and 1 1-gallon can O A O B O D
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Transcribed Image Text:12) A chemical company needs to paint thirty-five chemical tanks including the top and the
bottom of the tanks. Each tank has a height of 6 ft and a diameter of 6 ft. Paint can be
purchased in 1-gallon cans or in 5-gallon cans that cost the same as 4 1-gallon cans.
Each gallon of paint will cover 350 square feet. How many of each should be purchased
to keep the cost of painting the tanks as low as possible? Use 3.14 for T.
A) 4 5-gallon cans and 1 1-gallon can
C) 3 5-gallon cans and 2 1-gallon cans
B) 4 5-gallon cans and 2 1-gallon cans
D) 3 5-gallon cans and 1 1-gallon can
O A
O B
O D
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