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Mr. Hann is trying to decide how many new copies of a book to order for his students. Each book weighs 6 ounces. Which ordered pair is a viable solution if x represents the number of books he orders and
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Mr. Hann is trying to decide how many new copies of a book to order for his students. Each book weighs 6 ounces.

Which ordered pair is a viable solution if x represents the number of books he orders and y represents the total weight of the books, in ounces?

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x + 6y x being the number of books he orders, considering you have no idea how many books he need this remains x. the information you do know is every book weighs 6oz. this is your y value.

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The answer that only made sense to me is (0,0)
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