Geometry Project: Room Painting Objective In this project, you will apply your knowledge of geometry to a real-world scenario: painting a room. You will calculate the total area of the walls, the perimeter of a wall, the amount of paint needed to paint the room, and the cost of the paint. Sample Scenario Let's consider a room with the following dimensions: Length: 12 feet Width: 10 feet Height: 8 feet There are two windows in the room, each measuring 3 feet by 4 feet, and a door measuring 3 feet by 7 feet. 1. Room Dimensions: The room is a perfect rectangle, so no need to divide it into sections. 2. Wall Area: The total area of the four walls is calculated as follows: o Total area of walls = 2 * (Length Width) * Height o Subtract the area of the windows and the door. 3. Wall Perimeter: The perimeter of one wall is calculated as follows: o Perimeter of wall = 2 * (Length Height) 4. Paint Needed: Let's assume that one gallon of paint covers 350 square feet. Calculate the total paint needed as follows: o Total paint needed = Total wall area /