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A student completed 1/4 of a workbook in 3/5 hour.He plans to work for 1 more hour at the same rate.What Fraction of the workboo

k should he expect to complete in 1 hour?

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oee [108]3 years ago

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Workbook =x
1/4 3/5
x 5/5 (1 hour)
then x=(5/5 * 1/4):3/5
x= 5/20 * 5/3
x=1/4 *5/3
x= 5/12

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