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it would be wrong because if you do 12 times 7 equal equal below how many pages he have to read and there should be three more pages that we have to read so it would be 13 x 7.

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The answer is 13 because 12 x 7 = 84 and 13 x 7 = 91 but it can be above the answer the answer is 13.

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this answer is not correct because 12x7=84 but you need 87 so in this problem you can go over 87 so the answer is 13 not 12.
13x7=91.
the reason why it can not be 12 is because if McKenna only read 84 pages she would not meet her goal. for this you can have more than the total but you can not have a remainder.

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this answer is wrong because 12x7=84 and you need 13 page.

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if you divide 49 by 5 it is 45 and 4 left over.

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no it is not true because 87 divided by 7 = 13

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I think that she needs to read 13 pages everyday because 12 times 7 equals 84 so she does not need to read 12 pages a day

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the answer on the Fix-It is not correct because 12 times 7 equals 84 but you need 87 okay 13

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12 x 7 = 84

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I think she need to read 13 pages because 13 times 7 eqels 84

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I think she needs to read 12.5 because 7 X 12 = 84 so she would need to read 12.5 to complete the book. So she can not read 12 pages each day.

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7 x ? = 87  it will be 12 even if that it is 3 away it is close.

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12 times 7 equals 84 so no. McKenna cannot to read 12 pages.So she could probably read 13 pages.If she reads 13 pages each day she will already be finished.But the remainder is 4 because 13 times 7=91

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it is wrong and you actully need thirteen pages and 12 x 6 does not equal 8

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7x13-91 so it is to much.

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13 pages each day because 12x7=84 and 13x7=87

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I think the answer is wrong and the answer is 13 because 13 times 7 equals 91. I think the remainder is 4 because if if you count from 87 until you get to 91 its 4., To end the book she would have to read one more day to finish.

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she will need to read 13 pages each day so she will finish the book. Because if she read 12 pages each day then there would be 3 pages left.

87 divided by 7 is 12 with a R of 3

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7x12=84 wich is the closest to 87 so you have 3 left over but she has to read the hole book and you willneed to do 7x13=31

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I think she should read 15 pages a day because 15 x 7 = 93. 15 pages is enough every day for a week to finish a 87 page book. with the

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The answer is 13 because it will be over so she will finish the book

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She would need to read 12 and 2 and a half thirds.

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I think the answer is 13 because 13x7=87.

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87 divided by 7 is 12 with 3 pages left so she can read those any day.

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87 divided by 7 is 84 r 3

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12 X 7 dose not=87 it =84 she needs to read 13 pages a day

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87 divided by 7 is 3

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QUESTION: McKenna has 7 days to read a book with 87 pages. How many pages does she need to read each day to completely finish the book?

ANSWER: She needs to read 12 pages each day to be finished.

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The answer is not correct because 7 times 12 is 84 so the correct answer is 13 because it can be over but not under

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she needs to read 12 and a halve each night to complete the book

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x7=86
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87 divided by  7 =84 remainder of 3

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7x13=91, so... She needs to read 13 pages every day to completely finish the book.