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A supply company sells packs of paper by the box. Each box contains the same number of packs of paper, P. Which equation could be used to find the total number of packs of paper, T, that would be in B boxes ordered?

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User Jonelle
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Answer:

BP=T

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User Migdoel
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Answer:


T= B* P

Explanation:

Given :Each box contain no. of packs P

To Find : Which equation could be used to find the total number of packs of paper, T, that would be in B boxes ordered?

Solution :

We are given that each box contains number of packs of paper = P

So, 1 box contains number of packs of paper = P

So, B boxes contains no. of pack = B*P

Since we are given that the total number of packs of paper that would be in B boxes ordered is denoted by T

So, equation becomes:


T= B* P

Hence equation could be used to find the total number of packs of paper, T, that would be in B boxes ordered:


T= B* P

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