The number of pages in the book is actually irrelevant.
Franco reads 30 pages in 1 night. To find how many pages he reads in 7 nights, just multiply by 7.
30*7=210
Franco reads 210 pages in 7 nights.
Solving with Equivalent Ratios:
The ratio of pages he reads per night is 30:1. We need to figure out the ratio <em>x</em>:7, where the variable <em>x</em> is the number of pages he reads in 7 nights.
30:1=<em>x</em>:7
To find x we need to see the similarity between both ratios. This is found by dividing two of the equal sides, here it would be 7 and 1.
7/1=7
This means that the second ratio is 7 times the first ration. To find <em>x</em>, just multiply 30 by 7.
30*7=210
Franco reads 210 pages every 7 nights.
As I look into the problem with a deeper meaning then math I realize this answer can be not as hard as it appears and it could be hard to answer it
13.60 because you add the coupon discount back on and subtract tax cost and divide by 2
W=12 would be the correct answer. I got this because if you divided 12 by 2, (12/2) you would get 6!
