Jada has read 3/5 of a book.she has read 75 pages so far how many pages are in the whole book?

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Fajarkoe asked Sep 10, 2022

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Jada has read 3/5 of a book.she has read 75 pages so far how many pages are in the whole book?

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D: 125

Explanation:

Jada read 3/5 of the book (75 pages) so 1/5 is 25. Multiply that by 5 (25 x5) to get 125!

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125

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(75/3)*5=125

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