Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What is the correct living area of a two-storey home with specified measurements?

1,468 square feet
2,304 square feet
2,816 square feet
3,600 square feet
4,200 square feet
5,032 square feet

The correct answer is: 2,304 square feet

To determine the correct living area of a two-storey home, you need to consider the total square footage of each floor. Since it's a two-storey home, you should add up the square footage of both floors to get the total living area. Given that a two-storey home is being discussed, the square footage of each floor can be calculated as follows: - If the home measures 32 feet by 36 feet, the area of each floor is 32 feet * 36 feet = 1,152 square feet. - Since it's a two-storey home, you must multiply the area of one floor by two to get the total living area: 1,152 square feet * 2 = 2,304 square feet. Therefore, the correct answer is B, 2,304 square feet, as this calculation provides the accurate living area for a two-storey home with the given measurements.