you can buy 4 boxes of envelopes with $12
If 5 boxes cost $30 then one box costs $6 ( divide $30 by 5) So for $9 you can buy 1 box (and you will have $3 left)
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how do you find a unit price finding this is fairly simple. Some items are sold in bulk for instance boxes of candy. If you know how much the box costs and how many items are in the box you can divide the price of the box by the number of items in the box. This will give you the unit price to you. Of course if you are selling the item on individually you will need to increase this price to cover your costs and to make a profit.
None - if the little boxes are taller than the big box!
5 boxes :)
Jamal could have purchased boxes of nails at different costs that divide evenly into his total expenditure of $42. Three possible scenarios are: if each box costs $1, he could buy 42 boxes; if each box costs $2, he could buy 21 boxes; and if each box costs $7, he could buy 6 boxes. These combinations maintain the total cost of $42 while varying the cost per box.
If 5 boxes cost $30 then one box costs $6 ( divide $30 by 5) So for $9 you can buy 1 box (and you will have $3 left)
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Stores such as Staples Business Depot and Office Depot would stock brown envelopes. A box of 100 brown envelopes from Staples Business Depot costs $12.50.
4-8 boxes in a square box!
10.50
What box? The entir table is a box of many boxes.
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15 pencils, but if specified otherwise then its 29 x 15.
To determine how many smaller boxes (b) can fit into a larger box (a), you need to know the dimensions (length, width, height) of both boxes. Calculate the volume of each box by multiplying their dimensions. Then, divide the volume of box a by the volume of box b to find out how many smaller boxes can fit inside the larger one, considering that the arrangement of the boxes also affects the total number that can fit.
Yes, they offer several sizes of envelopes and small boxes. If you have a large box or parcel, you may need to do your own packaging.
There is no standard collective noun for 'envelopes', in which case a noun suitable for the situation can function as a collective noun; for example, a box of envelopes, a pack of envelopes, a stack of envelopes, etc.