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A construction company needs 5 1/6 tons of dirt from a construction site. They can remove 5/9 tons of dirt each hour. What is the total number of hours it will take to remove th…
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A construction company needs 5 1/6 tons of dirt from a construction site. They can remove 5/9 tons of dirt each hour. What is the total number of hours it will take to remove the dirt ?
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in 1 hr they can remove 5/6 amount of dirt
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One hour = 5/6 tons of dirt.
Number of hour needed to remove 5 1/6 tons of dirt:
Write in improper fraction:
Change the divide fraction to multiplication fraction:
Combine into single fraction:
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