The paper is probably negatively charged, polar too, hence absorbs water.
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A real physical rectangle on a piece of paper . . . no. Mathematically . . . if one of the dimensions is a negative length, then the area is negative.
yeah that doesn't make any sense
If you subtract 15 from -6 you get -21. If you worked out the problem on paper, this is what it would look like. -6 - 15 = ? (change the minus to a plus, and change the sign of 15 from positive to negative) -6 + -15 = ? ( now you can add negative 6 plus negative 15 which equals negative 21) -6 + -15 = -21
Well the negitive impact would be overall less trees and the positive impact would be overall more toilet paper.
Negative * positive = negative Positive * positive = positive Negative * negative = positive