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Shopping bags can be made from different types of plastics. The table shows information about three different plastic bags. Plastic bag Weight (g) Volume (cm³) F... show full transcript
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To calculate the energy used for every 100 bags of Plastic bag C made, we first convert the energy from Joules to kilojoules.
Given that Plastic bag C uses 31600 J for each bag made, for 100 bags, the energy would be:
a 100 = 31600 imes 100 = 3160000 ext{ J}
Next, converting Joules to kilojoules (1 kJ = 1000 J):
a 100 = rac{3160000 ext{ J}}{1000} = 3160 ext{ kJ}
Finally, writing the answer in standard form:
a 100 = 3.16 imes 10^3 ext{ kJ}
Step 2
Answer
Both students could be correct based on different considerations when evaluating the plastic bags.
Plastic Bag A:
Plastic Bag B:
In conclusion, student A values lightweight and ease of use, while student B values durability and energy efficiency, allowing both opinions to be valid.
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