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Next week, Josephine wants: to spend the same total amount of time, but practice the same number of hours each of the 4 days. Ho

w many hours would Josephine practice each day? All measurements are rounded to the nearest hour. 4

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hjlf2 years ago

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Answer:

5-6 hours

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maybe but sorry i can't explain

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