**Milo learns** **12** **new vocabulary words each week. At this rate, how many weeks will it take Milo to learn** **156** **new vocabulary words?**

To determine how many weeks it will take Milo to learn 156 new vocabulary words, we can set up the following equation:

\[
\text{{Number of weeks}} = \frac{{\text{{Total vocabulary words to learn}}}}{{\text{{Words learned per week}}}}
\]

Substituting the given values:

\[
\text{{Number of weeks}} = \frac{{156}}{{12}} = 13
\]

So, it will take Milo **13 weeks** to learn 156 new vocabulary words.

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Here are 5 related questions to expand on this:

1. If Milo learned 15 words per week instead of 12, how long would it take to learn 156 words?
2. How many words would Milo learn in 10 weeks at his current rate?
3. If Milo learns for 20 weeks, how many words will he have learned in total?
4. What is the rate if Milo learns 240 words in 15 weeks?
5. How many new words will Milo learn if he studies for 26 weeks?

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Milo learns 12 new vocabulary words each week. At this rate, how many weeks will it take Milo to learn 156 new vocabulary words?

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