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Evan's favorite hobby is origami. He plans to make 100 paper cranes to hang from the ceiling of his bedroom. Yesterday, he made

28 paper cranes in 4 hours. Today, he made 21 paper cranes at the same rate. How long did Evan spend making paper cranes today?

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