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2 years ago

Tucker is painting his pool deck over the weekend. The area of the deck is 76 1/2

Mathematics

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Allisa [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

25 1/2 square meters remaining

Step-by-step explanation:

Total area of the pool deck=76 1/2 square meters

He painted 2/3 of the deck before stopping for lunch

Total painted=2/3 of 76 1/2

=2/3*153/2

=306/6

=51 square meters

Total remaining=Total area - total painted area

=76 1/2 - 51

=153/2 - 51

=153-102/2

=51/2

=25 1/2 square meters remaining

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