Ling Ling was reading a book today. She started from page 11 and read five pages.
Lingling read a book today, starting from page 11. She read five pages and went on to page 16.
Ling Ling was reading a 260-page storybook. Would she be able to finish reading 26 pages every day? What to do
No. Reading 26 pages a day would take 11 days to finish a 260-page storybook. However, the reality was that even if you read many pages a day, you might not be able to finish a book in the specified time. This is because reading speed varies from person to person. Some people may be able to read many pages a day while others may only be able to read a few pages. In addition, the quality of reading was also very important. Whether the content of a book was attractive, whether the language was fluent, and other factors would also affect the speed and efficiency of reading. Therefore, if you want to finish reading a book, it's best to make a plan based on your actual situation and reading speed. You have to be patient and persistent. Don't be anxious.
Ling Ling read a heavy story. On the first day, she read 11 pages, and on the second day, she read 14 pages. From then on, she read 3 pages more than the previous day. She finished reading it in 10 days. this
The novel was called "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Colombia Márquez. According to the plot of the novel, Ling Ling would be able to finish reading the novel in ten days. Reading three more pages a day than the day before meant that the length of the novel would increase by three pages every day. Therefore, within 10 days, the length of the novel will increase to: 10 days x 3 pages/day = 30 pages Therefore, Ling Ling needed to read 30 pages of the novel in 10 days. If Ling Ling had this novel, she could start reading it on the first day and then read three more pages each day until she finished reading it.
A story book has 235 pages. After reading it for ten days, Ling Ling still has 75 pages left.
After ten days, Lingling was left with 75 pages, so the average number of pages she read every day was: 75 pages/10 days = 75 pages/day As there were still 75 pages left, Lingling still needed to read them every day on average: 23 - 75 = -525 Because the number of pages was negative, Ling Ling had read the book many times after ten days, but she hadn't finished it.
A storybook had 600 pages. Ling Ling read 34 pages a day on average. Could he finish the book in 17 days?
No. Ling Ling read an average of 34 pages a day. It would take her 17 days to finish a 600-page story book. But because the storybook had 600 pages, it would take 17 days for Lingling to finish reading half of the storybook, which was 150 pages. Therefore, Ling Ling needed to read 34 pages/2=17 pages every day to finish the 150-page storybook in the 17th day.
Ling Ling read a book. On the first day, she read one-fourth of the book. On the second day, she read three-sevenths of the book. On the second day, she finished reading the book in three days.
Ling Ling read a book on the first day, a quarter of the book, the next day, three-sevenths of the book, and the next day: The next day, Ling Ling spent about four-sevenths of the time reading the book. In other words, she had read 4/7 of the book and still had 3/7 left. Since she only had three days, she needed to finish the book as soon as possible. Therefore, she decided to read 7/8 of the book on the second day, which was the remaining 1/8. Therefore, Ling Ling spent about 1/8 of her time reading the book the next day, leaving 7/8 - 1/8 = 6/8. She could continue reading until she finished reading in the remaining 1/8 of the time.
Hong Hong read a 350-page book and read 160 pages in five days. (1) Will Reddie be able to finish reading this book in five days? (2) If Red is in one…
(1)Reddie still had 110 pages to read, so she needed another 5 days to finish the 110 pages. (2)If Hong Hong finished the remaining 110 pages on the first night, she could only read 160 pages in the next 5 days.
Ling Ling opened a book and saw that the sum of the two pages was 67. What was the sum of the next two pages?
Ling Ling opened a book and saw two pages. The sum of the page numbers of these two pages was 67. What was the sum of the page numbers of the next two pages? According to the plot of the novel, let's assume that this book is a book with a page number on each page. Then the next two pages should be 67+2=69. Therefore, the next two pages that Ling Ling was going to turn to were 69.
She saw a certain page of the novel, then stopped reading it. When she read it again, she started from the first page. How could she keep the page she was reading at that time?
Save the page number of each page in the novel. You can record it when you read the novel. When reading a novel, you can use the note-taking or bookmark function to record the position of each page. When you save a bookmark, the novel will automatically jump to the recorded page number instead of starting from the first page. This way, even if he accidentally closed the novel or reopened it, he could quickly return to the previous page number.
Little Light was reading a book. The number of pages she had read was 4/5 of the number of pages she had not read. After dinner, she read another three pages. At this time, the number of pages she had read was 5:6. How many pages was this book...
Let's say the book has x pages. According to the meaning of the question, Little Light had already read 4/5 of page x, which meant that 4/5 x = 3 solved x = 3 × 5/4 = 15/2. The ratio of the number of pages that had been read was 5:6, which was 5/6 × 15/2 = 25/12. Because Little Light had read three more pages, the page ratio was 5:6, which was 25/12 = 5/8. The solution is x = 2425 because the total number of pages in the book must be an entire number, so this book has 24 pages.
Zhang Lin was reading a 234-story book. He started from the first page and read 12 pages a day. He had already read 11 days. Which page should he read on the 12th day?
The information you provided is not detailed enough. Please provide more background information such as the type of story book, author, and storyline so that I can better help you.