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2 years ago

4 pages in 6 minutes. how long to read 6 pages

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If you read 4 pages in 6 minutes, that means you read 2/3 of a page each minute. if you need to read 6 pages, then you divide 6 by 2/3 to get 9 minutes.

jeyben [28]2 years ago

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If you read 4 pages in 6 minutes, you divide 4 by 6= 1 minute and 50 seconds per page. 1.50 × 6 would give you ( 9 minutes to read 6 pages )

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