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2 years ago

How many pages will Blaine read in 42 minutes? 14 39 45 126

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I can't really answer this question unless you answer this first I need to know how long does it take Blaine to read 1 page...

There is one way you can do this:

42 divide it by each answer ex: 42 / 14 = 3 - 42 / 39 = 1.07 (which isn't a very reasonable answer since we are talking about time) - 42 / 45 (wait you can't divide a smaller number by a bigger number, so let's change order) 45 / 42 = 1.07 (again this isn't reasonable) - 42 / 126 (you can't divide this way) 126 / 42 = 3 (since we had to change order this answer is not correct because it said it took him 42 mins not 126)

I think the correct answer would be 14

Hope this helps ;)

dem82 [27]2 years ago

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Answer:

ummm idk xD

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