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3 years ago

janet can read 2.95 pages of a book in a minute if she reads for 4.7 minutes how much would she have read

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Alik [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

Janet reads 13.865 pages in 4.7 minutes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that Janet can read 2.95 pages of a book in a minute.

unit rate = 2.95 pages/per minute

As she reads for 4.7 minutes.

We just need to multiply 4.7 minutes with 2.95 to determine total pages she would read in 4.7 minutes.

i.e.

4.7 × 2.95 = 13.865 pages

Therefore, Janet reads 13.865 pages in 4.7 minutes.

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