The total number of pages needed to read a 120-page book in 8 days and read an average of 10 pages per day is: 120 pages/3 days = 40 pages/day Therefore, after reading the first three days of the book, he needed to read another 40 pages to complete the reading in the next eight days. However, it should be noted that reading speed varies from person to person. Some people may be able to read a lot of content in a short time, while others may need more time. Therefore, whether or not he could finish the book within the planned time needed to be evaluated based on his reading ability.
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.
The rest of the book had to be finished in the next five days, so he had to read 170 pages in total. I have already read 45 pages, so I need to read 125 pages a day (170 pages/5 days). Therefore, he read an average of 125 pages a day.
The rest of the books had to be finished in five days, so he had to read 125 pages a day.
Little Light read a 270-page children's storybook for the first three days and read an average of 38 pages a day. 270 pages/3 = 92 pages/day 4 days/4 = 1 page/day Therefore, Little Light read an average of 92 pages per day- 1 page = 81 pages. In the first three days of reading this book, Little Light read a total of 3 × 38 pages = 114 pages. In the remaining four days, he read a total of 4 × 1 pages = 4 pages. Therefore, the total number of pages Little Light read was 270 - 114 = 156. Little Light read an average of 92 pages a day, so the total time he spent reading this book was 156 pages/92 pages/day = 16 days. Therefore, Little Light read the book at a speed of about 16 pages per day.
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.
Xiao Gang needed to read an average of 30 pages a day to finish the remaining 170 pages in five days.
Uncle Wang planned to finish reading a 217-page novel in 15 days. He read a total of 112 pages in the first 8 days. How many pages does he read on average every day? Uncle Wang had read 112 pages in the first 8 days, so the total number of pages he needed to read in the remaining 15 days was: 15 days x 112 pages/day = 1656 pages Since he planned to finish the book in 15 days, the total number of pages he needed to read had to be a whole number. Therefore, he needed to divide 1656 pages by 15 days to get: 1656 pages/15 days = 104 pages/day For the remaining 15 days, Uncle Wang needed to read 104 pages a day.
A book has 120 pages. If you only read 60 pages a day, you would need to read 120 pages/60 pages/day = 2 days. Therefore, he only needed two days to finish reading a book.
Reading 28 pages a day in 19 days can finish a 600-page storybook, but you need to pay attention to the following points: 1 The total number of pages in a storybook is 600, and reading 28 pages a day is actually only 28/2 = 14 days to finish reading each page. Therefore, he needed to divide 19 days by 14 days to determine the total number of pages he could read. The answer was that they could finish reading it, but they needed more time. If you read 28 pages a day, you would need 14 days to finish the story book. If Nono only reads 1 page in the remaining 14 days, she will not be able to finish the storybook. Therefore, Nono had to ensure that he could read a certain number of pages every day to ensure that he could read the entire story book. Reading 28 pages a day would take 14 days to finish a 600-page storybook. In the remaining 14 days, he had to ensure that he could read a certain number of pages every day in order to read the storybook completely.
No. If Xiao Ming reads four pages of a novel every day, then it would take him 28 days to finish a 130-page novel because reading four pages a day would require a total of 130 pages, 4 = 35 pages. However, because the length of the novel was fixed, Xiaoming could not finish the book in 28 days, so the answer was no.