Mathematics, 24.03.2021 22:10, lukas27

On her bookshelf, Vishaya has a space that is 9 inches wide to put more books. She has bought 6 books that are each of an inch thick and 5 books that are each of an inch thick. Will she have enough space to put
all the books on the shelf?
Explain your thinking and how you solved the problem.

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