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SHe sorts 3 books per minute she wants to know how many she can sort in 3,5, and n hours
Mckenzie Gordon

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Lilly Bishop

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Downloading E-books in hours.

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3

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13 E-books can be downloaded

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after 3 hours she will have 620 books in the library

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She can sort 3 books per minute and she wants to know how many books she can sort for 3 hours and 5 hours.
mckenzie gordon

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i guess

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The library has boxes of books that contain 8 books a box.

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increasing by 8 each time

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13 e-books can be downloaded each hour. How many books will have been downloaded in 3,5, or n hours?

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If about 13 e-books can be added to the library in 3 hours, 5 hours or n hours.

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ebooks

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The librarians are able to categorize books at a rate of 3 books per minute.

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The librarian can sort 3 books per minute.

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If on average each box contains 8 books how many books will there be in 10 boxes.

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13 ebooks downloaded onto a computer each hour

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13 ebooks downloaded onto a computer each hour

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Dominica Doubravsky #2

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 #3. There are 48 books in 8 boxes and 800 books in 10 boxes.

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 #3. There are 48 books in 8 boxes and 800 books in 10 boxes.

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Natalie Calderon

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The librarian can sort and shelve 3 books a minute.

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Number #1
Since you would add 8 boxes for every single equation.You just keep on going until you get to 8 and you get final answer

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Not sure if this is correct but what I did is  for the e-books, I put 13 as the 1st hour and added 3. 9 hours for 37 e-books.

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Not sure if this is correct but what I did is  for the e-books, I put 13 as the 1st hour and added 3. 9 hours for 37 e-books.

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Amanda Chiek #2

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The library has an average of 8 books per box. 

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The library has an average of 8 books per box. 

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the library of congress can download 13 e-books an hour, so in 3 hours they downloaded 39 e-books, and in 5 hours they downloaded  65 e-books.

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In the library 13 e-books are downloaded to the computer each hour.

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the librarians have the ability to place books back on the shelves 3 per minute

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Each box has 8 boxes so for every box you add 8 books

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Each box has 8 boxes so for every box you add 8 books

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avery percival

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The libary is getting books in and in every box is 8 books. So for every box you get you will mutiply 8 per # of boxes.

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The library downloads e-books onto the computer 13 per hour.