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Lingling read a book today, starting from page 11. She read five pages and went on to page 16.
A book has a page A. Reading 15 pages a day in a week is just enough. Assuming a book has page A and 15 pages a day, the number of days needed to finish the book in a week is: a ÷ 15 = (a + a) ÷ 2 = 2a / 2 + a / 2 Transferring items can be sorted out: 2a / 2 = a + a / 2 To simplify it: a = 4 Therefore, a book had four pages, and 15 pages a day was just enough to finish it in a week.
Kobayashi read one-fifth of the book on the first day, which was page 25. So the next day he should start reading from page twenty-five.
Ya-chan reads a 114-page book, on average, 12 pages a day. After a few days, there are still 18 pages left. You can calculate it by the following steps: 114 pages/12 pages/day = 9 days Since Ya-chan needed 9 days to finish reading the book, he needed to read it from the 1st day to the 9th day, a total of 9 days. In these nine days, Ya-chan needed to read 12 pages a day, so in total, he would read: 12 pages/day x 9 days = 108 pages However, there were still 18 pages left, so Ya-chan had to read the remaining 18 pages every day: 18 pages/day = 1 page In other words, Ya-chan needed to read an extra page of the remaining 18 pages every day to finish the book.
Xiao Ming read an average of 15 pages a day. He had already read 4 pages, so he still needed to read 4/15 = 02 days. Because Xiao Ming needed to watch for 5 consecutive days, he could move the days that he needed to watch forward by 5 days. 2 days + 4 days = 6 days Therefore, Little Ming needed to start from page 6, which was page 11.
Xiao Ming read 20% of the total number of pages on the first day of reading a book, which means that the total number of pages multiplied by 20% equals 20% of the total number of pages. On the second day, the ratio of pages read on the first day was 5:4, which meant that half of the total pages read on the second day was 25% of the total pages. Therefore, Xiao Ming read the total number of pages multiplied by 25% the next day, which was equal to the total number of pages multiplied by 5%. Divide the total number of pages by 5 to get the number of pages that Xiaoming read the next day divided by 5. That is, the total number of pages divided by 5 multiplied by 40% equals the total number of pages multiplied by 10%. Therefore, Xiao Ming read the total number of pages multiplied by 10% the next day, which was equal to the total number of pages multiplied by 5.
If the book has x pages: I read 1/5x page on the first day I read (5/6)x pages the next day, where 5/6x means that the number of pages read on the first day accounts for 5/6 of the number of pages read on the second day. The remaining pages are x - 1/5x - (5/6)x = 66 pages According to the above equations, a set of linear equations with two variables can be listed: 1/5x + (5/6)x = 66 Solution:x = 460 Therefore, the book had 460 pages.
Zhang Li read a book of 80 pages. On the first day, she read 35% of the book, and on the second day, she read 1/4 of the book. How many pages did she read in two days? On the first day, he read 35% of the book, which was 80 pages x 35% = 28 pages. The next day, he read 1/4 of the book, which was 80 pages x 1/4 = 20 pages. Therefore, the total number of pages he read in two days was 28 + 20 = 48. Answer: 48 pages in two days.