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A phone book has 3 dimensions, and they are length, width, and thickness. It has 6 faces, and they are the front, back and the four "sides" or "edges" of the book. These are all faces, and the surface area will have to account for all the faces. Let's break it down and find that surface area. Picture the book on a table in front of you with the back of the book (called the spine) on your left. The book's cover is length x width, and you have a front and back cover. Take that length x width x 2 to find the area (in square units) of the front and back covers. Now all you have to do is take the thickness x length x 2 to find the area of the back of the book and the front of the book, and then take the thickness x width x 2 to find the area of the bottom and top edges of the book. Add the three numbers and you have the surface area of the book. Want an example? Let's have at it. A 4 inch thick phone book has covers that are 8 by 11 inches. The covers (both of them) are 8 x 11 x 2 = 176 in2 for an area. The front and back sides or edges of the book have an area that is 4 x 12 x 2 = 96 in2 for an area. The top and bottom sides or edges are 4 x 8 x 2 = 64 in2 for an area. We have 176 + 96 + 64 = 336 in2 for the surface area of that phone book. Simple once you break it down and think it through.
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I think I saw that you tried to include that your units were in inches. this is not a metric unit to start. convert inches to centimetres. then multiply the length by the width to get your answer in cm^2, a metric unit
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Cold front warm front and occluded front and Stationary front. They are right I have my science book right in front of me. lol
Most books have rectangles for their front covers, so Area = length x width. Measure the width across the top edge of the front cover, then the length down the spine edge of the front cover (the left side of the front for most books produced in the Americas and Europe). Multiply the length by the width and you will have the area of the front cover.
"Cover" or "front".
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The area of a book cover would depend on the dimensions of the cover. To find the area, you would multiply the length by the width of the book cover. Formula for area of a rectangle is length x width.
It depends on the dimensions of the book
(length of the cover) times (width of the cover) is.
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the boy on the cover is Edward Cullen
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Sure, parts of a book jacket include the front cover, spine, back cover, and flaps. The front cover typically features the title, author's name, and cover artwork, while the back cover may have a book summary, author bio, and reviews. The flaps usually contain additional information about the book and author.
To find the area of a book cover in metric units, the most appropriate unit to use would be centimeters. The formula for finding the area of a book cover would be: length x width.
The cover of a book typically consists of the following elements: Front cover: This is the first thing that potential readers will see, so it's important to make it eye-catching and informative. The front cover should include the title of the book, the author's name, and any other relevant information, such as the genre or series title. It may also feature an emage or illustration that represents the book's content.