For the walls - height x diameter (10+10+12+12) = sq.ft.
If you are painting the floor and/of ceiling too. 10 x 12 (x 2 if doing both) = sq.ft.
Paint will have an approximate coverage listed on the can.
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Area = 10*12 = 120 square feet
There is not enough information in this question to correctly answer it, however, here is the formula you will need to find the amount needed to paint the walls only. If you have to paint the ceiling and/or the floor add the square footage to your Area(15 + 12 x 2) x y = Area Where y equals the height of the room.Check the label of your paint and determine the area in square feet of coverage. (ie. 400 sq.ft./gal) This is CoverageDivide your Area by Coverage to calculate the amount of paint needed
Flooring for a square room. Tiles, bricks, wallpaper, tarpaulins and other coverings that are needed to correct dimensions. Paint tins give coverage per square yard/metre. Square roots are not used nearly so much.
20 square yards
Measure length times height for a wall's square feet. If the room has doorways or cabinets in the way, you can break the room's walls into easier to figure areas and then add up all the measurements to get the total square footage for an entire room. Refer to the paint can for the coverage of the paint and calculate how many cans you will need. Do not forget that only one coat of paint is calculated for. If you need two coats, you will of course need twice the amount of paint. Many home improvement stores have websites and calculators for how much paint to purchase for your project and also if you plan on using a primer to base coat the wall. See the related link for a calculator.