Dong Dong spent a week reading a storybook. He read 150 pages in the first three days and 200 pages in the last four days. How many pages did Dong Dong read on average every day?

Assuming that the total number of pages Xiao Dong read every day was constant, then the average number of pages he read every day could be calculated by calculating the total number of pages in the first 4 days and the last 3 days. The total number of pages read in the first four days was 68, so Xiao Dong had read a total of 68 pages in these four days. The total number of pages he read in the next three days was 72 pages, so Xiao Dong read a total of 72 pages in these three days. Therefore, Xiao Dong had read a total of 68 + 72 + 10 + 2 = 190 pages in these 8 days. Divide the total number of pages by the total number of pages you read every day to get the answer to how many pages Xiao Dong reads on average every day: 190/8 = 225 pages The answer was 225 pages because Xiao Dong read an average of 225 pages a day.

Snowy finished reading page 140.

At this rate, he could finish reading 600 pages in 25 days. However, due to the number of pages read each day, the specific reading time may vary. Assuming that the number of pages read per day is 130, then the number of pages that can be read in 25 days would be: 25 days x 130 pages/day = 3350 pages Therefore, he needed to spend 25 days to finish reading all 3350 pages of the story book. It is worth noting that this is only a hypothesis. The actual reading speed may be affected by many factors, such as the difficulty of reading, the number of pages read, the mood of reading, and so on.

Let's say this storybook has a total of $x$pages. According to the topic, 30 pages per day meant $30/div2 = 15$per hour. Zhang Ming read $15$pages per hour in $3$days so he read $3/30 = 90$pages in total. The remaining pages are $8/5 of the book, so there are: $$ 90 - \frac{8}{5} = \frac{16}{5} $$ Because the question requires the number of pages in the book, you need to multiply this result by $x$pages to get: $$ x \times \frac{16}{5} = \frac{16}{5} \times x = 96 $$ Solve this equation to get $x = 56$. So this story book had a total of $56$pages.

Dongdong had read a total of 131 pages in the first four days of reading a storybook. 131 pages/ 4 days = 35 pages/day In the next three days, he read 93 pages. 93 pages/ 3 days = 31 pages/day Therefore, the average number of books Dongdong reads every day is: 35 pages/day + 31 pages/day = 66 pages/day Therefore, Dongdong had to read an average of 66 pages a day before he finished reading the book.

Xiao Ming planned to read 12 pages a day, but he actually finished reading 8 pages a day two days earlier. Assuming that this storybook has x pages: - The plan is to read x/12 days, which is x/12 pages. - Actually, x/8 days is x/8 pages. Because Little Ming finished reading it two days earlier, he only needed to read x/8 - x/12 = x/4 days. Because Xiao Ming reads 8 pages a day, he needs to read x/4 days x 8 pages = x 4/5 pages. Therefore, we can get the following equation: x/4 - x/12 = x/5 By solving this equation, one could obtain: x/12 = x/5 + 1/2 x/12 = (x+10)/5 x/12 = x/5 + 1/6 x/6 = 1/6 x = 1 Therefore, this storybook had one page.

Let's say this storybook has a total of $x$pages. Reading $60$pages a day, the number of pages Little Light read in $3$days was: $$60\times3=180$$ The remaining pages are 5/8 of the book, so the following equation can be written: $$x\div5=8\times60\times3$$ Solve this equation: $$x=2400$$ So this storybook had a total of $2400 pages.

Assuming the book has a total of n pages, Lili read 78 pages in the first 3 days, then there are still n - 3 × 78 = n - 262 pages not read. In the next four days, she read an average of 40 pages a day. In these four days, Lili read a total of 40 × 4 = 160 pages. Therefore, Lili had read a total of n - 262 + 160 = 322 pages, just enough to finish the book. So this book had 322 pages.

Xiao Le read an average of 18 pages a day.