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3 years ago

Joey Chestnut can eat 3 hotdogs in 25 seconds. How many can he eat in a minute? How many can he eat in 10 minutes?

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First divide 60 by 25.
60/25 = 2.4
Then multiple 2.4 and 3 to find how many hotdogs Joey can eat in a minute (60 seconds).
2.4*3 = 7.2
The answer must be rounded down as he hasn't completed his 8th hotdog yet, so Joey can eat 7 full hotdogs in a minute.
To find how many he can eat in 10 minutes, multiply 7.2 by 10.
10*7.2 = 72
Therefore, Joey can eat 72 hotdogs in 10 minutes.

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