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**URGENT:** It will take Mr. Warner 15 1/2 hours to install a fence. Each day, he works 1 1/3 hours on the fence. After he finished working on the fence yesterday, he had 3 1/2 …
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**URGENT:** It will take Mr. Warner 15 1/2 hours to install a fence. Each day, he works 1 1/3 hours on the fence. After he finished working on the fence yesterday, he had 3 1/2 …
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**URGENT:** It will take Mr. Warner 15 1/2 hours to install a fence. Each day, he works 1 1/3 hours on the fence. After he finished working on the fence yesterday, he had 3 1/2 hours left to do. For how many days has Mr. Warner worked on the fence?
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He worked for 9days
15 1/2 = 31/2
3 1/2 =7/2
31/2 - 7/2=24/2=12
12 hours+ 3.5 hours =15.5 hours
1 1/3 = 4/3
12/1 divided into 4/3 is the same as
12/1* 3/4 =36/4 =9
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