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deff fn [24]
3 years ago
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If a paper manufacturer produces 1,250,000 sheets of paper a day, and 5.80×10^6 sheets are used to make 1.45×10^4 school noteboo

ks, how many notebooks can be made each month (30 days)? Round to 3 significant digits and express in engineering notation.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mnenie [13.5K]3 years ago
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The answer 
1,250,000sheets a day
the number of sheet in a month is 30x<span>1,250,000=37500000sheets
</span><span>5.80×10^6 sheets are used to make 1.45×10^4 notebooks, 
so in 30days 
</span><span>5.80×10^6 --------------->1.45×10^4 
</span>37500000sheets-------> X= 37500000sheets x 1.45×10^4  /  <span>5.80×10^6 
</span>
X= 375000sheets x 1.45 /  <span>5.8=93750 notebooks</span>
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