The weight of a math book varies with the size, pages and materials of the book. An ordinary high school mathematics textbook has about 500 pages, the size is about 18×26 cm, and the weight is about 1.5 kg. If it is a junior high school math textbook, it will be lighter, about 1 kg. The weight of a college mathematics textbook will be heavier, generally between 2.5 kg and 3.5 kg.

If it is a math reference book, it will generally be heavier. For example, a reference book for mathematical analysis may have more than 800 pages, and its size will be larger than the textbook, about 2 1×28 cm. Such a book may weigh more than 3 kilograms. In addition to the size and pages of books, the material of books is also one of the factors that affect the weight. For example, the weight of a hardcover book may be much heavier than that of a soft book of the same size.

Generally speaking, the weight of math books varies with the type, size, number of pages and materials of the books. To answer this question, we need to consider the specific book types and the printing requirements of the publishing house. When actually buying and transporting math books, it is suggested to carefully check the weight and materials of books and choose books that suit your needs so as not to bring you a burden. When choosing a math book, you should choose a book that is unified with the school curriculum for subsequent study. In case of unnecessary trouble.