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Dovator [93]
4 years ago
6

J.k. Rowling and R.L. Stone are both ready hunger games . J.k. Reads 35 pages every 2 hours and R.L. Reads 45 pages every 3 hour

s . what is the rate of change for each reader ?
Mathematics
1 answer:
san4es73 [151]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The rate of change for each reader is :

For J K Rowling :  17 and a half pages per hour

For R L Stone :  15   pages  per hour

Step-by-step explanation:

Here the reading rate of each reader is given as:

J.K. Reads 35 pages every 2 hours.

So, the number of pages read by J K  in 2 hours  = 35 pages

⇒ The number of pages read per hour  =  35 / 2  = 17 . 5 pages

So, the pages read by J K Rowling in 1 hour is 17 and a half pages.

R L Stone reads 45 pages every 3 hours.

So, the number of pages read by R L  in 3 hours  = 45 pages

⇒ The number of pages read per hour  =  45 / 3  = 15 pages

So, the pages read by R L Stone in 1 hour is 15 pages.

Hence, the rate of change for each reader is :

For J K Rowling :  17 and a half pages  per hour

For R L Stone :  15   pages  per hour

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