Words per Page of a Magazine
This formula describes the approximate relationship between pages and words in a magazine.
The number of pages equals the product of the font size, line spacing and the number of words divided by 93,600 times the pagination, or the number of sides of the page that are printed on.
Formula
symbol | description | physical quantity |
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p | magazine pages | "Page" |
f | font size | "Unitless" |
sides | sidedness | "Unitless" |
spacing | spacing | "Unitless" |
w | English words | "Word" |
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