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To go to dance class at 6:45p.m. bus,Kelly needs 35 minutes to walk home from a friend's house,30 minutes for dinner,and 20 minu

tes to drive to the class. To make class on time,what is the latest time she should leave her friend's house? What is the equation for this problem?

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GREYUIT [131]3 years ago

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20+35+30= 1 hr&25 min so she should leave at 5:20

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