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A Copy of machine produces 80 copies in 5 minutes. How many copies would be produced in 40 minutes?

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The answer would be 640. To find the number of how many copies are produced in 1 minute you have to write 80 divided by 5 which equals 16. Now you multiply 16 and the 40 minutes which gives you 640 copies.

Leno4ka [110]3 years ago

4 0

640? 80x8 because 5 40 times is eight

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