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Grace read 4 days this week. She read 10 minutes each day. If her teacher wants her to read it a total of 60 minutes, how many m

ore minutes does Grace need to still read?

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Slav-nsk [51]2 years ago

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She needs to read 20 more minutes.

10x4=40

60-40=20

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