Ms. Jackson read 400 pages in her book over 10 days.

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Answer: If you have easy numbers like this, the problem os easy to solve. So, Ms J read 400 pages over 10 days, ms G read 240 pages to 5 day. We know that 5 if half of 10. If you make the numbers on days the same, but still increase the number of pages, you get, Ms G read more pages, by 20 pages a day.

navik [9.2K]4 years ago

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1. Ms.G read more because in one day she read 48 pages vs. ms. J who read 40 pages.
2. I got this answer because I divided both by 5. The first thing I had to do was convert/simplify Ms.J to 200 pages in 5 days.

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