Gina read 120 pages in 4 days. Which is an equivalent rate

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german3 years ago

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To find the answer for this question we already know she read 120 pages in 4 days, a equivalent rate would be 60 pages in 2 days because <u>60 x 2 equals 120 pages and the 2 in the problem would give it the 2 days at the end.</u>

Your <u>answer</u> is 60 pages in 2 days.

shutvik [7]3 years ago

3 0

An equivalent rate would be 30. The way to get 30 is to divide 120÷4 which gives you the total for everyday. Hope this helps! :)

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