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1 year ago

B) A color printer prints 20 pages in 7 minutes. How many minutes does it take per page nearest hundredth

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Elodia [21]1 year ago

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Okay, here we have this:

Considering the provided information, we are going to calculate how many minutes does it take per page to print, so we obtain the following:

Then from the statement we are going to calculate the time per page using the following formula:

Time per page = Total time / Total pages

Replacing:

Time per page = 7 minutes / 20 pages

Time per page = 0.35 minutes per pages

Finally we obtain that it take 0.35 minutes per page.

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