Julia and Lena started reading a science fiction book at the same time. During the first week, Lena read 10 more pages than Julia. The following week, Lena read 14 pages, and Julia read the same number of pages she read the first week. Now they are on the same page.Which equation can you use to find j, the number of pages Julia read during the first week?j+10=j+j+14j+10+14=j+jHow many pages did Julia read during the first week? pagesSubmit

Devin read a total of 154 pages over 14 hours. After a total of 41 hours of reading this week, how many pages will Devin have read in all? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Emma read a total of 2736 pages over 18 hours. After a total of 29 hours of reading this week, how many pages will Emma have read in all? Solve using unit rates.

Daria reads the same number of pages each day for a week. The table shows the total number of pages she has read by the end of each day. Day 0 2 4 6Total Pages Read 0 56 112 168 What is the constant of proportionality in pages read per day?

Two classmates got together over the weekend to do their assigned History reading. Ellie can read 3 pages per minute, while Darell can read 2 pages per minute. When they met, Ellie had already read 14 pages, and Darell had already gotten through 45 pages. After a while, they had both read the same number of pages. How long did that take? How many pages had each one read?After minutes, Ellie and Darell had each read pages.

This equation shows how the length of Josiah's essay depends on the number of hours he spends writing this week.p = 3hThe variable h represents the number of hours he spends writing this week, and the variable p represents the total number of pages that have been written. After spending 6 hours writing this week, how many pages will Josiah have written in total? pages