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Ivan
3 years ago
8

Peter dog asleep 2/3 of the day how many hours was it awake

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1 answer:
marin [14]3 years ago
7 0

We know that in one day there is 24 hours. We split 24 hours into 3 parts because the denominator is 3. It says that 2/3 was asleep. I know 1/3 is 8 hours so Peter spent 16 hours sleeping. 24-16 is 8.

<u>Peter the dog was awake for 8 hours a day</u>.


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