A cylindrical gasoline storage tank on mr Edwards farm needs to be painted. The tank is 8 feet long and has a diameter of 4 feet. If one gallon of paint covers 350 square feet, how many cans of paint will mr. Edwards need

r=2 ft

h=8 ft

surface area of tank=area of the two ends + area of cylindrical surface

area of two ends=2*πr^2=2*π2^2=8π

area of cylindrical part of tank=circumference*height=2πr*8=32π

Total area to be painted=8π+32π=40π sq ft

Cans of paint needed = 40π/350=.35