Math problem

One package per side will do it.

The formula is:

46 x 83 (width multiplied by height) = 3,818 sq inches - Multiply that by two (to cover both sides) = 7,636

83 x 15 (height multiplied by depth) = 1,245 sq inches - assuming one side here

For a total of 8,881 square inches

The packet has: 12 each 20 x 20 (400) = 4,800

That would be 1.85 packets, but you may need 3 packets, as you may have to cut off parts of the panels.

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this might help

So this guy asks his neighbour how many rolls of wallpaper did he buy to decorate the living room?
12 was the reply .
The guy buys 12 rolls of wallpaper and decorates his living room but has 2 rolls left over.
The next week he tells his neighbors that after decoration he had 2 rolls left unused.
The neighbor replies "So did I."

🤔 lets see ypu got the sugar packets and the coffee then add the milk and sugar but what colour are the conductors shoes?

Oh geez Im lousy at figuring out math like that. 🤯I let the hub figure it out for me.😙
Good luck!

call the guy, sit on the patio sipping Iced tea while he does the work. problem solved

Depends if the panels have a pattern or if they can be turned either way.

That math is going to give me the hives lol

I feel the pain...not my strong point....😩

What about the ends of the wall?!!