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Stephen receives 6 gumballs for every two hours of homework he does. If he wants 22 gumballs, how many hours will he need to work?

Stephen receives 6 gumballs for every two hours of homework he does. If he wants 22 gumballs, how many hours will he need to work?
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Stephen receives 6 gumballs for every two hours of homework he does. If he wants 22 gumballs, how many hours will he need to work?

User Ashkan Kazemi
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Answer:

Explanation:

22 divided by 6 = 3.66666667

So the answer is 3.66666667

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