Question

Armando read 20 pages of his 200-page book in 4 hours. At this rate, how long will it take him to read the entire book?

20 hours
40 hours
4 hours
5 hours

Answer 1

so 20/4=?

Answer 2

5

Answer 3

so that is 5 pages per hour correct?

Answer 4

Awesome!! can you help me with more please?

Answer 5

sure

Answer 6

Marisa painted one-half of her bedroom in three-fourths of an hour. At this rate, how long would it take her the paint the entire room?

three-eighths of an hour
eight-thirds of an hour
four-sixths of an hour
six-fourths of an hour

Answer 7

3/4 +3/4=?

Answer 8

1.5

Answer 9

yes but keep it in fraction form

Answer 10

how do i convert it??

Answer 11

Quick question what did you get for the first question you asked?

Answer 12

5

Answer 13

yes but keep it in fraction form

Answer 14

5 hours?

Answer 15

yea

Answer 16

thats wrong

Answer 17

5 pages for 1 hour

Answer 18

how do i convert it into a fraction?

Answer 19

how is it wrong? @Emma_1997

Answer 20

1.5 to fraction
put a 1 under it so 1.5/1
then multiply by 4 so (1.5*4)/(1*4)=6/4

Answer 21

not five hours for one page but 5 pages for one hour

Answer 22

so it's 6/4? but wait it's improper sooo...

Answer 23

the answer is 6/4. in word form that is (six-fourths) and that is the answer

Answer 24

the first question is wrong because \[20 * 10 = 200 \]
so you would do \[4 * 10 =?\] to get your answer for how many hours it would take her to read the entire book

Answer 25

okay thank you, i have two more can you help?

Answer 26

so 40 pages

Answer 27

yess

Answer 28

no it takes 40 hours

Answer 29

no 40 hours

Answer 30

that's what i meant and THANK YOU GUYS, can you help me with more>

Answer 31

oh I am sorry i mislead you 5/1 is the ratio for pages/hours so 5/1=x/200 you cross multiply and you get 40 hours per 200 pages

Answer 32

it's fine
but ii have two more.

Answer 33

lets see the first one

Answer 34

Margie calculated that she would spend $175 on school supplies this year. She actually spent $97.50 on school supplies. What is Margie’s percent of error?

77.3%
79.5%
44.2%
4.4%

Answer 35

umm i am a little rusty with this one give me a few minutes

Answer 36

okay, hbu @Emma_1997

Answer 37

give me a second im a little rusty too

Answer 38

okay, i suck at 7th grade math

Answer 39

alright 97.50-175=?

Answer 40

-77.5

Answer 41

so 77.5/175=?

Answer 42

.44285714__________________________________ it's repeated

Answer 43

move the decimal over 2 places to make percentage
so .442=44.2%

Answer 44

thank you!! >_< last one
Maxine spent 15 hours doing her homework last week. This week she spent 18 hours doing homework. She says that she spent 120% more time doing homework this week. Is she correct? Show your work to justify your decision.

Answer 45

change 120% to decimal form

Answer 46

or divide 18 by 15

Answer 47

1.2

Answer 48

so 15*1.2=?

Answer 49

18

Answer 50

so is 120% of 15 18?

Answer 51

yes?

Answer 52

alright there are two ways of doing this one
18/15=1.2=120% or
120%=1.2, 1.2*15=18
using either way yields the correct answer it depends on what is easier.

Answer 53

if you need some more help go to https://www.mathsisfun.com/ it explains a lot of things

Answer 54

i missed one out of em'

Answer 55

which one?

Answer 56

Margie calculated that she would spend $175 on school supplies this year. She actually spent $97.50 on school supplies. What is Margie’s percent of error?

77.3%

79.5%

44.2%

4.4%
this one

Answer 57

was it not 44.2%

Answer 58

no

Answer 59

what was the answer?

Answer 60

idk

Answer 61

no 44.2% is the answer

Answer 62

can you give me a medal?

Answer 63

thx

Answer 64

you get one too