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On Monday, Jill used 12 quart of paint in 34 hour. On Tuesday, Jill was distracted by texting and used 12 quart of paint in 54 h

our. What is the difference in her usage rates in quarts per hour?

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disa [49]3 years ago

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monday,12 quart paint=34hour

Tuesday,12quart paint=54 hour

54 hour_34hour=20 hour difference

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