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Alitte Graph Paper Pad, Pack of 3, White Letter Size - 2x2 Quad Grid Paper, Easy-Tear Perforations, 8.5 x 11 Cardboard Backing - Graph Notepads for School, Office -50 Sheets per Pad
Alitte Graph Paper Pad, Pack of 3, White Letter Size - 2x2 Quad Grid Paper, Easy-Tear Perforations, 8.5 x 11 Cardboard Backing - Graph Notepads for School, Office -50 Sheets per Pad
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- A School Staple - Be ready for those math classes with these 2-squares-per-inch graph paper pad! It's ideal for note-taking and solving algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and physics problems.
- Beyond Math Equations - This letter-sized grid paper pad isn't just for solving math problems. They also make great canvases for technical drawings, drafts, blueprints, and creative sketches.
- Economical & Easy to Read - Made from 20-lb. thick paper, these graphing sheets do not bleed and can be used on both sides. The blue grid lines leave letters, numbers, and diagrams clearly legible.
- Tears Off Quickly & Neatly - Each sheet is designed with perforations at the top. These rows of small holes let you separate a graphing sheet from the rest of the pad without damaging the binding.
- For Schools & Offices - Our 50-sheet graph paper notepad papers are available in packs of 1, 3, and 12. Whether you need a single pad for school or a whole bunch for work, we have what you need right here.
Overview
- Brand : Alitte
- Color : White
- Theme : Book
- Sheet Size : 8.5 x 11.75 inches
- Cover Material : Cardboard
- Ruling Type : Ruled
- Special Feature : Soft Cover
- Product Dimensions : 11.75"L x 8.5"W x 0.04"Th
- Number of Items : 3
- Specific Uses For Product : Note Taking, Technical Drawings, Drafts, Blueprints, Creative Sketches, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Physics Problems Note Taking, Technical Drawings, Drafts, Blueprints, Creative Sketches, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Physics Problems
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