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HOUR MATH WITH MRS. NGUYEN
4: Practice & Problem Solving
5.4.PS-12
Leonard can read 4 pages in 15 minutes. Amy can read 12 pages in 1 hour. Explain how you could use a table or graph find how much longer it would take Amy to read a 720-page book than Leonard.
Make a table of to find how long it takes each to read 
◻ pages. Then, find the It would take Amy 
◻ hours longer to read the book.

HOUR MATH WITH MRS. NGUYEN\newline44: Practice \& Problem Solving\newline55.44.PS12-12\newlineLeonard can read 44 pages in 1515 minutes. Amy can read 1212 pages in 11 hour. Explain how you could use a table or graph find how much longer it would take Amy to read a 720720-page book than Leonard.\newlineMake a table of to find how long it takes each to read \square pages. Then, find the It would take Amy \square hours longer to read the book.

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Q. HOUR MATH WITH MRS. NGUYEN\newline44: Practice \& Problem Solving\newline55.44.PS12-12\newlineLeonard can read 44 pages in 1515 minutes. Amy can read 1212 pages in 11 hour. Explain how you could use a table or graph find how much longer it would take Amy to read a 720720-page book than Leonard.\newlineMake a table of to find how long it takes each to read \square pages. Then, find the It would take Amy \square hours longer to read the book.
  1. Rate Calculation: First, we need to determine the rate at which Leonard and Amy can read pages per minute.\newlineLeonard can read 44 pages in 1515 minutes. To find his rate, we divide the number of pages by the number of minutes.\newlineRate for Leonard = 4 pages15 minutes=0.2667\frac{4 \text{ pages}}{15 \text{ minutes}} = 0.2667 pages per minute (rounded to four decimal places).
  2. Leonard's Rate: Next, we calculate Amy's reading rate. Amy can read 1212 pages in 11 hour (6060 minutes). To find her rate, we divide the number of pages by the number of minutes.\newlineRate for Amy = rac{12 ext{ pages}}{60 ext{ minutes}} = 0.2 pages per minute.
  3. Amy's Rate: Now, we will calculate the time it takes for each of them to read a 720720-page book.\newlineFor Leonard, we divide the total number of pages by his rate.\newlineTime for Leonard = 720 pages0.2667 pages per minute\frac{720 \text{ pages}}{0.2667 \text{ pages per minute}}.
  4. Time Calculation for Leonard: Performing the calculation for Leonard's time:\newlineTime for Leonard = 720/0.26672700720 / 0.2667 \approx 2700 minutes.
  5. Leonard's Time Calculation: For Amy, we divide the total number of pages by her rate.\newlineTime for Amy = 720 pages0.2 pages per minute\frac{720 \text{ pages}}{0.2 \text{ pages per minute}}.
  6. Time Calculation for Amy: Performing the calculation for Amy's time:\newlineTime for Amy = 720/0.2=3600720 / 0.2 = 3600 minutes.
  7. Amy's Time Calculation: To find out how much longer it takes Amy to read the book than Leonard, we subtract Leonard's time from Amy's time.\newlineAdditional time for Amy = Time for Amy - Time for Leonard.
  8. Additional Time Calculation: Performing the subtraction to find the additional time for Amy:\newlineAdditional time for Amy = 36003600 minutes - 27002700 minutes = 900900 minutes.
  9. Additional Time in Hours: To convert the additional time from minutes to hours, we divide by 6060 (since there are 6060 minutes in an hour).\newlineAdditional hours for Amy = 900900 minutes // 6060 minutes per hour.
  10. Additional Time in Hours: To convert the additional time from minutes to hours, we divide by 6060 (since there are 6060 minutes in an hour).\newlineAdditional hours for Amy = 900900 minutes / 6060 minutes per hour.Performing the division to find the additional hours for Amy:\newlineAdditional hours for Amy = 900/60=15900 / 60 = 15 hours.

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