Ling Ling read a heavy story. On the first day, she read 11 pages, and on the second day, she read 14 pages. From then on, she read 3 pages more than the previous day. She finished reading it in 10 days. this
The novel was called "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Colombia Márquez. According to the plot of the novel, Ling Ling would be able to finish reading the novel in ten days. Reading three more pages a day than the day before meant that the length of the novel would increase by three pages every day. Therefore, within 10 days, the length of the novel will increase to: 10 days x 3 pages/day = 30 pages Therefore, Ling Ling needed to read 30 pages of the novel in 10 days. If Ling Ling had this novel, she could start reading it on the first day and then read three more pages each day until she finished reading it.
A storybook had 600 pages. Ling Ling read 34 pages a day on average. Could he finish the book in 17 days?
No. Ling Ling read an average of 34 pages a day. It would take her 17 days to finish a 600-page story book. But because the storybook had 600 pages, it would take 17 days for Lingling to finish reading half of the storybook, which was 150 pages. Therefore, Ling Ling needed to read 34 pages/2=17 pages every day to finish the 150-page storybook in the 17th day.
Xiaofang read a story book. On the first day, she read 1/5 of the whole book, and on the second day, she read 10 pages. The ratio of the number of pages read to the number of pages not read was 2.
Xiaofang read 15 of the book on the first day and read 10 pages on the second day, so she read a total of ${1}{5} +{1 = 15}$pages. Assuming that the book has a total of $x$pages, then Xiaofang has read a total of $x \times \frac{1}{5} + x \times \frac{10}{1 = 10x + 50}$pages. At this time, the ratio of the number of pages read to the number of pages not read is 2, which means that the number of pages left by Xiaofang is twice the number of pages in the book, which is $x/times 2 = 10x + 50$. The solution is $x = 105$, which means that the book has 105 pages. Xiaofang read 15 pages on the first day and 10 pages on the second day. She read 25 pages in total.
Xiaoming read a story book, Xiaofang read a science book. The number of pages in a story book was 75% of that in a science book. Xiaoming read 15 pages a day, Xiaofang read 18 pages a day...
When Xiao Li read a novel, she would read 74 pages on the first day, 82 pages on the second day, 71 pages on the third day, 63 pages on the fourth day, and more pages on the fifth day than this…
The number of pages read on the fifth day was the number of pages read on the first day plus the number of pages read on the fourth day, which was 74 + 82 = 156 pages. Because the number of pages read on the fifth day was more than the sum of the previous four days, 156 > 4 × 71 + 3 × 63 + 2 × 82 + 1 × 74. Therefore, the answer was that Xiao Li read page 156 on the fifth day.
Xiaofang read a story book. On the first day, she read 51 pages of the book, and on the second day, she read 10 pages. The ratio of the number of pages she had read to the number of pages she had not read was 2:3.
On the first day, Xiaofang read the book's 51 pages, and the remaining pages were $51/div2 = 25$. The next day, he read another 10 pages and the remaining pages were $25 + 10 =$35. At this point, the ratio of pages seen to pages not seen is 2:3, which can be expressed as $25:35=2:3$. Therefore, Xiaofang had read the book for $2+3=5$days and still had $35-5=28$pages left.
Xiaofang read a storybook. On the first day, she read part of it. The ratio of the number of pages read to the number of pages unread was 2:7. On the second day, she read 42 pages.
According to the ratio of the number of pages read to the number of pages unread on the first day was 2:7, the number of pages unread was 2/7 of the number of pages read. Because he read 42 pages the next day, the number of pages read was 42/2/7=91(pages), and the number of unread pages was 42/(2/7)=63(pages).
Xiao Ling read a 290-page novel. For the first four days, she read 20 pages a day. From now on, he would be able to finish reading 30 pages a day in a few days.
You can use the following formula to calculate the number of days it will take Xiao Ling to finish reading this novel: Days = total page count/page count for the first 4 days + 1(add 1 day later) Total pages = 290 pages The number of pages read in the first 4 days = 20 pages/day × 4 days = 80 pages/day Therefore, the total number of pages that Xiao Ling needed to read was 290, and she had read 80 pages a day for the first four days, totaling 480 pages. Next, Xiao Ling needs to read 30 pages/day in the next day, so she still needs to read 480 pages/30 pages/day = 16 days Therefore, Xiao Ling needed 16 days to finish reading this novel.
Fang Fang read a long novel. On the first day, she read 40 pages. From the second day onwards, the number of pages she read every day was five more than the previous day. On the last day, she read 80 pages.
Fang Fang reads a long novel. She reads 40 pages on the first day, 5 pages more on the second day, and 80 pages on the last day. So she reads $40+40 + 40 + 40 +40+5+80=225$pages. Fang Fang read 40 pages on the first day and 5 more pages on the second day, which was 45 pages. The remaining pages were 40+45=85 pages. Because the number of pages she read every day was 5 pages more than the previous day, Fang Fang needed to read a total of ${85+85}{2}=50$days. Because Fangfang had read 80 pages on the last day, she needed to read 80+5+80=130 pages, so the remaining pages were 50-130=-80 pages. This result was a negative number that did not conform to the actual situation. Therefore, Fangfang did not finish reading the novel.
Ling Ling read a book. On the first day, she read one-fourth of the book. On the second day, she read three-sevenths of the book. On the second day, she finished reading the book in three days.
Ling Ling read a book on the first day, a quarter of the book, the next day, three-sevenths of the book, and the next day: The next day, Ling Ling spent about four-sevenths of the time reading the book. In other words, she had read 4/7 of the book and still had 3/7 left. Since she only had three days, she needed to finish the book as soon as possible. Therefore, she decided to read 7/8 of the book on the second day, which was the remaining 1/8. Therefore, Ling Ling spent about 1/8 of her time reading the book the next day, leaving 7/8 - 1/8 = 6/8. She could continue reading until she finished reading in the remaining 1/8 of the time.
Wang Ying read a story book. On the first day, she read 10/1. On the second day, she read 16 pages more than the first day.
The number of pages read is the number of pages read on the first day plus the 16 pages read on the second day. Number of pages viewed = 10/1 + 16 = 16 + 10/1 = 26 + 10/1 = 36 Therefore, Wang Ying had already read 36 pages.