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y x  y/2 Paper Sizes What shape should a piece of paper be, so that, if cut or folded in half, the new piece would be exactly the same shape as the original? Mathematically this means that the rectangles have to be similar, that is, their length to width ratios must be the same. Draw a rectangle with any random width and make its length  2 times longer. Then cut it out and try repeated folding.

“A” Paper Sizes The system of “A” paper sizes is based on this principle. This sizing method is very useful since it : Eliminates wastage at the point of production. Provides a range of practical and conveniently sized paper for consumer use. Enables easy enlargement/reduction of documents on a photocopier from one “A” size to another. A3 A4 A5 A6

A1 A2 A3 A4 A6 A mm 841 mm A0 = 1189 x 841 = mm 2  1m 2 A5 A7 A8 A9 A10

A2 A3 A4 A5 A6

Q1. How many pieces of each “A” size can be cut from the original 1 m 2 ? Q2. Why is A0 so called? A A A242 A A A A A A A A

International Standard Paper Sizes The ISO 216 paper size system is a metric system based on the constancy of the  2 aspect ratio. The standard consists of types A, B and C paper sizes, as shown below(mm). The USA and Canada are the only industrialised countries that have not yet adopted the system. Letter/Legal and Executive sizes are widely used in these countries. B10 B9 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0 28 x 40C1031 x 4426 x 37A10 40 x 57C944 x 6237 x 52A9 57 x 81C862 x 8852 x 74A8 81 x 114C788 x x 105A7 114 x 162C6125 x x 148A6 162 x 229C5176 x x 210A5 229 x 324C4250 x x 297A4 324 x 458C3353 x x 420A3 458 x 648C2500 x x 594A2 648 x 917C1707 x x 841A1 917 x 1297C01000 x x 1189A0

B10 B9 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0 28 x 40C1031 x 4426 x 37A10 40 x 57C944 x 6237 x 52A9 57 x 81C862 x 8852 x 74A8 81 x 114C788 x x 105A7 114 x 162C6125 x x 148A6 162 x 229C5176 x x 210A5 229 x 324C4250 x x 297A4 324 x 458C3353 x x 420A3 458 x 648C2500 x x 594A2 648 x 917C1707 x x 841A1 917 x 1297C01000 x x 1189A0 Playing cardsB8, A8 Newspapers supported by most copying machines in addition to A4 B4, A3 Envelopes for A4 letters: unfolded C4, folded once C5, folded twice C6 C4, C5, C6 BooksB5, A5, B6, A6 PostcardsA6 Note padsA5 Letters, magazines, forms, catalogues, printer and photocopier output A4 Drawings, diagrams, large tablesA2, A3 Technical drawings, postersA0, A1 The ISO standard paper size covers a wide range of formats but not all of them are widely used in practice. Among all formats A4 is clearly the most important one for daily office use. Some main applications of the most popular formats are summarized in the adjacent table: Source: Markus Kuhn An EU passport is size B7

B10 B9 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0 28 x 40C1031 x 4426 x 37A10 40 x 57C944 x 6237 x 52A9 57 x 81C862 x 8852 x 74A8 81 x 114C788 x x 105A7 114 x 162C6125 x x 148A6 162 x 229C5176 x x 210A5 229 x 324C4250 x x 297A4 324 x 458C3353 x x 420A3 458 x 648C2500 x x 594A2 648 x 917C1707 x x 841A1 917 x 1297C01000 x x 1189A0 The B paper sizes were introduced to offer more choice over A sizes. They are larger than their corresponding A size. The C paper size is primarily used for envelopes. An A4 letter fits nicely into a C4 envelope.

B10 B9 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0 28 x 40C1031 x 4426 x 37A10 40 x 57C944 x 6237 x 52A9 57 x 81C862 x 8852 x 74A8 81 x 114C788 x x 105A7 114 x 162C6125 x x 148A6 162 x 229C5176 x x 210A5 229 x 324C4250 x x 297A4 324 x 458C3353 x x 420A3 458 x 648C2500 x x 594A2 648 x 917C1707 x x 841A1 917 x 1297C01000 x x 1189A0 Each B size is derived from the Geometric Mean of its corresponding A size together with the one previous. This preserves the  2 aspect ratio and gives similarity between corresponding A and B sizes with a scale factor of enlargement of 4  2 = 1.19… This enables ready enlargement/reduction between A and B sizes on a photocopier. So B4 width =  (210 x 297) = 250 mm and B4 length =  (297 x 420) = 353 mm Also 4  2 x 210 = 250mm and 4  2 x 297 = 353 mm

B10 B9 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1 B0 28 x 40C1031 x 4426 x 37A10 40 x 57C944 x 6237 x 52A9 57 x 81C862 x 8852 x 74A8 81 x 114C788 x x 105A7 114 x 162C6125 x x 148A6 162 x 229C5176 x x 210A5 229 x 324C4250 x x 297A4 324 x 458C3353 x x 420A3 458 x 648C2500 x x 594A2 648 x 917C1707 x x 841A1 917 x 1297C01000 x x 1189A0 Each C size is derived from the Geometric Mean of its corresponding A and B size. This ensures similarity between all 3 sizes with a scale factor of enlargement from A to C of 1.09… and from C to B of 1.09… So C4 width =  (210 x 250) = 229 mm and C4 length =  (297 x 353) = 324 mm