The number of pages someone can read in 4 hours depends on several factors, including reading speed and complexity of the text. On average, a person can read about 50-60 pages per hour, so it's reasonable to estimate being able to read around 200-240 pages in 4 hours. However, individual reading speed and the nature of the material can cause significant variation.
4 pages.
John read 80 pages out of 240 pages last week, which is 80/240 or 1/3 of the book. This week, he read 60 pages out of 240 pages, which is 60/240 or 1/4 of the book. Therefore, he has read a total of 1/3 + 1/4 = 7/12 of the book. To find out what fraction he still has to read, subtract 7/12 from 1 (the whole book), which equals 5/12. So, John still has 5/12 of the book left to read.
It is 4 hours.
4 hours
4 years = 35063.3 hours
4 pages.
12/3 =4 so divide 1500 by 4. 375 pages in 3 days
B, 37 pages a day. 148 divided by 4.
No, Brandon's reading does not follow a direct variation. In direct variation, one quantity would increase or decrease directly with the other at a constant rate. Here, the number of pages Brandon reads does not increase or decrease proportionally with time.
Just divide 148 by 4, the answer is 37
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She can read 1674 pages in 27 days. 1674 rounded to the nearest ten is- 1670. If the last digit in the number is 4, then we round the number down to the nearest ten.
John read 80 pages out of 240 pages last week, which is 80/240 or 1/3 of the book. This week, he read 60 pages out of 240 pages, which is 60/240 or 1/4 of the book. Therefore, he has read a total of 1/3 + 1/4 = 7/12 of the book. To find out what fraction he still has to read, subtract 7/12 from 1 (the whole book), which equals 5/12. So, John still has 5/12 of the book left to read.
Helen had to read 375 pages of her science textbook in the 4 days remaining before an exam. She has to read twice as much as she did the day before over the 4 days. How many pages must she read the first day to make this work out even? A. 40 B. 37 C. 25 D. 50
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D, 4 minutes
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