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Kaylee read 12 books in 4 months. What was her rate of reading, in books per month? Give your answer as a whole number or a FRACTION in simplest form.
Answer: books per month

Kaylee read 1212 books in 44 months. What was her rate of reading, in books per month? Give your answer as a whole number or a FRACTION in simplest form.\newlineAnswer: \square books per month

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Q. Kaylee read 1212 books in 44 months. What was her rate of reading, in books per month? Give your answer as a whole number or a FRACTION in simplest form.\newlineAnswer: \square books per month
  1. Calculate Rate of Reading: To find Kaylee's rate of reading, we need to divide the total number of books she read by the total number of months it took her to read them. This will give us her reading rate in books per month.\newlineCalculation: Rate of reading = Total number of books readTotal number of months\frac{\text{Total number of books read}}{\text{Total number of months}}\newlineRate of reading = 12 books4 months\frac{12 \text{ books}}{4 \text{ months}}
  2. Simplify Fraction: Now we simplify the fraction to find the simplest form.\newlineCalculation: 1212 books // 44 months == 33 books per month
  3. Verify Correctness: We check to make sure that the division was done correctly and that the fraction is in its simplest form. Since 1212 divided by 44 is indeed 33, and 33 cannot be simplified further, we have the correct answer.

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