When reading a book, Charlie made a list by writing down the page number of the last page he finished reading at the end of each day. (He always finished reading a page that he started.) His mom thought his list indicated the amount of pages he had read on each day. At the end of the 8th day of reading, she added the numbers on his list and thought Charlie had read 432 pages. If Charlie started reading the book on page one, and he read the same amount of pages each day of this eight- day period, how many pages did he actually read by the end of the 8th day?

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let p be the pages per day

p + 2 p + 3 p + ... + 8 p = 432

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bruh solve for p then times it by 8

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When reading a book, Charlie made a list by writing down the page number of the last page he finished reading at the end of each day. (He always finished reading a page that he started.) His mom thought his list indicated the amount of pages he had read on each day. At the end of the 8th day of reading, she added the numbers on his list and thought Charlie had read 432 pages. If Charlie started reading the book on page one, and he read the same amount of pages each day of this eight- day period, how many pages did he actually read by the end of the 8th day?

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let p be the pages per day

p + 2 p + 3 p + ... + 8 p = 432

bruh solve for p then times it by 8

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R_scott · Accepted Answer

let p be the pages per day p + 2 p + 3 p + ... + 8 p = 432

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bruh solve for p then times it by 8