So I have the answer but ..

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nirvana33 [79]3 years ago

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You would say x= and then whatever it equals. then say how you got it as in; x=answer because every minute they read 1/2 a page, so in 2 minutes they read 1 whole page hope this helps, plz mark brainliest because I’m trying to be virtuoso

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