A book contains 250 pages. A boy read 20, 18 and 12 pages respectively in three consecutive days. What part of the book did he rea

A book contains 250 pages. A boy read 20, 18 and 12 pages respectively in three consecutive days. What part of the book did he read in 3 days and what part of the whole book has yet to be read by him

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  1. Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    A book contains 250 pages. A boy read 20, 18 and 12 pages respectively in three consecutive days.

    To find:

    What part of the book did he read in 3 days and what part of the whole book has yet to be read by him?

    Solution:

    Total number of pages in a book = 250

    Reading pages in the first day by a boy = 20

    Reading pages in the second day by the boy=18

    Reading pages in the third day by the boy = 12

    Total reading pages in the book in all three consecutive days

    =20+18+12

    =50

    Total number of pages has been read by the boy = 50

    The part of the reading pages in the total pages

    =Reading pages / Total pages

    = 50/250

    =1/5

    The boy read 1/5th part of the book .

    Remaining pages = Total pages – Already read pages

    => 250-50

    = 200

    The part of the remaining pages

    = Remaining pages / Total pages

    = 200/250

    = 20/25

    =4/5

    Answer:

    The boy read 1/5th of the book.

    The boy has yet to be read 4/5th of the book.

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  2. Answer:

    1st part solution.

    • 20 +18+12 = 50
    • Therefore 50/250 =1/5
    • so he has read 1/5 part of the book .

    2nd part solution.

    • Number of pages left (left means not read)
    • 250-50=200 (because he has read 50 pages)
    • Therefore 200/250= 4/5
    • so 4/5 part is still left ( left means not read)

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