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Yolanda spends 8/23 hours per month playing soccer. Approximately how many hours does she play soccer in a year

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Serggg [28]3 years ago

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(8+2/3)*12=96+2*12/3=96+2*4=96+8=104
Approximatively 104h per year

Novosadov [1.4K]3 years ago

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Given:
8 2/3 hours per month
12 months in a year.

Number of hours she play soccer in a year.

8 2/3 must be converted to improper fraction.

((8*3)+2)/3 = 26/3

26/3 * 12 = (26 * 12)/3 = 312/3 = 104

Yolanda spends 104 hours in a year playing soccer.

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