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3 years ago

an author write 6 pages in one hour how many pages will she write in 5 hours. PLS DO IT STEP BY STEP

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2 answers:

faltersainse [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

30 pages

Step-by-step explanation:

This can be written as an simple ratio (x/y), a ratio of 6/1

X= is the number of pages

Y= the hour(s)

He can write 6 pages in 1 hour, now we have to find how many pages he can write in 5 hours

This can be write this as an equation, we already have the first ratio and we know the Y value of the second ratio which is 5

6/1= x/5

To find X or how many pages he can write in 5 hours, you have to cross multiply and you will get

30=1x or x=30

So he can write 30 pages in 5 hours

dusya [7]3 years ago

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1 hour = 6 pages

So,

5 hours = 6×5

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therefore, She writes 30 pages in 5 hours.

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an author write 6 pages in one hour how many pages will she write in 5 hours. PLS DO IT STEP BY STEP​

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