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You have 2424 homework problems for math class. You finish 1212 of them during some extra time in class. If you complete 44 more

problems while waiting for the bus, what fraction of the 2424 problems will remain?

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alexira [117]3 years ago

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In total you finished 1212+44 problems , which is 1256 problems
2424 -1256=1168 problems left
1168/2424=48%

48% of problems remain

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