2 years ago

At the fun fair, the pony rides take about 1 6th of an hour to finish. If there are 3

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Vanyuwa [196]2 years ago

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Answer 4 hours and 10 min

Step-by-step explanation:

you say its 3 pony rides right 1/6 of a hour is 10 mins so example of the rides: I I I=30 mins I I I = 30 mins I I I=30 mins I I I=30 mins I I I=30 MINS I I I=30 MINS I I I=30 MINS I I I =30 MINS I = 10 MINS 30+30+30+30+30+30+30+30+10=250 convert in hours 4 hours and 10 minutes dont MY WORK MIGHT NOT BE RIGHT SO YOU HAVE TO CHECK IT FOR YOURSELF so in total their are 25 students right including emma

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