read 120 pages and find out dumby..
you would do 120/7 on a calculator since you want to know how many pages you read a day if you read 120 pages in a week. you would get 17.142857142857142. so about 17 pages.
120 Pages
120 pages. She reads 1 page in 1.5 min or 90 sec.
Julia ha leído 120 páginas y Diana ha leído 112 páginas; entonces, quién ha leído más páginas?
48*2.5 = 120 pages.
It will take her 160 minutes to read 240 pages so... *Starts scribbling furiously at some paper, attempting to find the answer* ... if I am a mathematical genius of a 12 year old (which I am) the answer is... *pauses to build suspense* ... 200 minutes! (I think) Hope my antics have helped!
leigh is reading a 380-page mystery book. on the first day,she read 120 pages. on the second day,she read 24 more pages than she did on the first day. how many more pages of the book does she need to read?
Theoretically forever, since there are an infinity of halves mathematically. In actuality though, with words it gets ridiculous, because it's pointless to read half of a sentence, and you really can't read half of a word, or half of a letter, so eventually you will read the whole thing. Looking at the timeline below, if you really, really cared about going down by a half each time, you might be able to make it possibly two weeks. But if it is a good book, you are going to want to finish it much more quickly... and even if you are trying to prove a point, once you start hitting the fraction-of-a-page days starting with day 8, it gets pretty ridiculous from there. 1st day: read 120 pages -- Total 120 2nd day: read 60 pages -- Total 180 3rd day: read 30 pages -- Total 210 4th day: read 15 pages -- Total 225 5th day: read 7.5 pages -- Total 232.5 6th day: read 3.75 pages -- Total 236.25 7th day: read 1.875 pages -- Total 238.125 8th day: read .9375 pages -- Total 239.0625 9th day: read .46874 pages -- Total 239.53124 10th day: read .23437 pages -- Total 239.76561 11th day: read .117185 pages -- Total 239.882795 12th day: read .0585925 pages -- Total 239.9413875 13th day: read .02929625 pages -- Total 239.97068375 14th day: read .014648125 pages -- Total 239.985331875 15th day: read .0073240625 pages -- Total 239.9926559375 At this point, no matter how long or complex the page in an actual book, you are getting into fractured sentences and words, and in actual reading you are done. So while the mathematical theory says this continues forever, even the most dedicated actual person reading could not continue the pointless exercise any further.
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Night by Elie Wiesel is approximately 120 pages long.
Margo cannot finish the book because in three nights, she will only have read 120 pages, not 130 pages.
The number of pages someone can read in 4 hours depends on several factors, including reading speed and complexity of the text. On average, a person can read about 50-60 pages per hour, so it's reasonable to estimate being able to read around 200-240 pages in 4 hours. However, individual reading speed and the nature of the material can cause significant variation.