Absolute value was $55. I don't really get the problem...
(a) need to find the number of books, we'll call it "b". then the money (6w) minus the cost of books (17b) equals change left over (w)
6w - 17b = w
6w - w = 17b
5w = 17b
(5/17)w = b
(b) if w = 34
(5/17) *34 = b
10 = b
Answer:
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Answer:
1 in = 2.54 cm
Part (a)
Answer: 8.268 in
Part (b)
Answer: 11.693 in
Part (c)
In SI units standard-sized paper is 21.0 cm by 29.7 cm, which is equivalent to 8.268 in by 11.693 in.
Answer: 8.268 in by 11.693 in.
Part (d)
U.S sized standard paper is 8.0 in by 11.0 in. Therefore the SI (internationally) sized paper is longer.
Part (e)
If the U.S> adopts the SI standard for letter-sized paper, both the width and length of standard paper will have to be increased. Therefore letter-sized paper will occupy a larger area and will be heavier if the thickness and density do not change.
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