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Sarah has 50 problems to doon her homework. She completes 25 of her math problems. She has 25 left. When she gets home from scho

ol she plans to complete 50% more of her work before dinner. How many will she have left after doing another 50%?

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nikklg [1K]2 years ago

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She will have 12 math problems. But, unless she does half of a problem, she will have 12 and a half. @[email protected]

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