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3 years ago

Ella practice the piano for 2.4 hours each week about how many hours does she practice the piano each year

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blondinia [14]3 years ago

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There is ~ 52.15 weeks in a year.

Ella practices 2.4 hours each week

Multiply the two together

2.4 x 52.15 = 125.16

Ella practices ~125.16 hours each year.

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