Question

11. The Suffolk Library has 102,673 books. The

Answer 1

The Newberry Library has 3656 more books than the Suffolk Library.

As per the question-statement, the Suffolk Library has 102,673 books while the Newberry Library has 106,329 books.

Let us assume that, the Newberry Library has "x" more books than the Suffolk Library.

We will now form a Linear Equation of single variable with "x", based on the condition mentioned in the question statement, and solving for "x", we will obtain our desired answer.

$102673+x=106329\\or, x=(106329-102673)\\or, x=3656$

That is, the Newberry Library has 3656 more books than the Suffolk Library.

• Linear Equation: In Mathematics, a linear equation is an algebraic equation which when graphed, always results in a straight Line and hence comes the name "Linear". Here, each term has an exponent of 1 and is often denoted as (y = mx + c)  where, 'm' is the slope and 'b' is the y-intercept. Occasionally, it is also called as a "linear equation of two variables," where y and x are the variables.
• Variable: In Mathematics, a variable is a symbol or a representative of a value, which is unknown.

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