The library has 4,425 magazines. Each bin holds 27 magazines. How many bins does the ibrary need to hold all of its magazines?

To find out how many bins are needed, you divide the total number of magazines by the number of magazines each bin can hold. So, 4,425 magazines ÷ 27 magazines/bin = 163.888. Since you can't have a fraction of a bin, you'll need to round up to 164 bins to store all the magazines. Imagine the library as a treasure trove of information! If they discovered a new collection of 1,000 magazines tomorrow, they would simply repeat the process: 5,425 magazines ÷ 27 magazines/bin, which would require about 201 bins. This demonstrates the importance of having flexible storage solutions to accommodate ever-growing collections!