Question

The Library of Congress in Washington D.C. Is considered the largest library in the world. They often receive boxes of books to be added to their collection. Since books can be quite heavy, they aren't shipped in big boxes. If, on average, each box contains about 8 books, how many books are received by the library in 6 boxes, 10 boxes, or n boxes? Use the space below to tell me how many books are received in: 6 boxes = 10 boxes = n boxes = (Hint: Write an equation!)

Answer 1

Answer: The number of books in 6 boxes =  48

The number of books in 10 boxes = 80

The number of books in n boxes = 8n

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Each box has contains about 8 books.

Total books : (Number of books in each box) x (Numbers of boxes).

Then, the number of books in 6 boxes = 8 x 6 = 48

Similarly,

The number of books in 10 boxes = 8 x 10 = 80

The number of books in n boxes = 8n

Hence, The number of books in 6 boxes =  48

The number of books in 10 boxes = 80

The number of books in n boxes = 8n