Assuming that the container and books are rectangular, the volume of both objects can be computed with the formula V=lwh, where l is length, w is width, and h is height.
As the volume of the container is 1728 m^3, while the volume of each book is 1920 cm^3. The volume for each book is converted to in terms of meters by dividing it with 100^3. The volume for each book after this conversion is 1.92 x 10^-3 m^3.
The number of the books that can fit in the shelf is the volume of the shelf divided by the volume of the books, with the assumption that the books fit perfectly in the shelf.
With the volume of the shelf divided by the volume of the books, 900,000 books can be fitted in the shelf.
I think it is the tens because the first is ten thousand, second is thousand, third is hundreds and last is units ones
X intercept-(9,2/0)
y intercept-(0,-9)
hope this helps
- 6/2c is the correct solution
collect like terms : 3cx - cx = 2cx
hence 2cx = - 6
dividing both sides by 2c gives x = - 6/2c
