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It takes Samantha 4 minutes to walk one-sixth of the way home from school. At this rate how will it take her to get home?
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It takes Samantha 4 minutes to walk one-sixth of the way home from school. At this rate how will it take her to get home?

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24 minutes

Explanation:

At the rate Samantha is walking, she makes it one-sixth of the way home every 4 minutes.

4 x 6 = 24 minutes.

We multiply 4 by 6 because she needs to walk one-sixth of the way home six times in order to complete her journey.

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