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Artyom0805 [142]

3 years ago

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Can you help me with this problem: Elena and Jada both read at a constant rate, but Elena reads more slowly. For every 4 pages t

hat Elena read, Jada can read 5. Complete the table. (Look at photo for the table.)

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Paraphin [41]3 years ago

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4 pages Elena = 5 pages Jada

To figure out how many pages Jada reads if Elena reads 1, divide 5 by 4: 1.25. This means that for every 1 page Elena reads, Jada reads 1.25 pages.

So if Elena reads 9 pages, multiply 1.25 by 9: 11.25 pages that Jada reads.

For S pages read by Elena, this is a variable, so I’m assuming it means for every S pages, Jada reads 1.25S

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