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Suppose you begin reading a book on page h and end on page k. If you read each page completely and the pages are numbered and read consecutively, then how many pages have you read?
(A) h + k
(B) h – k
(C) k – h + 2
(D) k – h – 1
(E) k – h + 1
(A) h + k
(B) h – k
(C) k – h + 2
(D) k – h – 1
(E) k – h + 1
04 Sep 2021, 08:44
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Theory: Number of terms in a series with consecutive integers = Last term - First term + 1
Easier to understand using numbers
Let's say you are on page 4 and finish on page 6 then number of pages you will read is 6-4+1 = 3 (pages 4, 5 and 6)
Applying the logic here, number of pages you will read = k - h + 1
So, Answer will be E
Hope it helps!
Watch the following video to learn How to Sequence problems
Easier to understand using numbers
Let's say you are on page 4 and finish on page 6 then number of pages you will read is 6-4+1 = 3 (pages 4, 5 and 6)
Applying the logic here, number of pages you will read = k - h + 1
So, Answer will be E
Hope it helps!
Watch the following video to learn How to Sequence problems
05 Sep 2021, 07:27
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Subtract h - 1 on both values. If we start from 1 and end on k - (h - 1), then we have read k - (h - 1) = k - h + 1 pages.
Ans: E
