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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Jim has the job of sorting the mail at his company.  Today, it took Jim 73% of the time that it took him yesterday to sort the company's mail.  If it took him 2 hours and 20 minutes yesterday, how much time did it take him today? Round your answer to the nearest minute. can anyone help

OpenStudy (lacypennelll):

C: Hola como estas?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

0.73 multiply by 140 = your answer

OpenStudy (anonymous):

so just multiply 0.73 and 140?

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

multiply 0.73 by 140

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ya 140 is minutes if we break down 2 hours+20 min

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

what do I have to do with 2 hours+ 20 min?

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

Nothing, The 2hrs+20 is how long it took him the first time

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thank you guys

OpenStudy (anonymous):

looks like she got it

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I just couldn't fail this

OpenStudy (anonymous):

and ya

OpenStudy (anonymous):

that awkward moment when someone gives you medal and then takes it away...XD..lol

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

lol i wanted to help her out

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

@akovasc1998 Do u have any other questions?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

sorry you guys

OpenStudy (anonymous):

maybe

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

oh how much is 102.2 in hours and minutes

OpenStudy (anonymous):

new question = new post

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

Ok so there is 60 mins in 1 hour

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

@Best_Mathematician she aint gotta make a new post

OpenStudy (anonymous):

haha ok lol

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

OK so 60 mins is 1 hour and there is 102 mins so u have 1 total hour, and some left over mins that dont totally equal an hour

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ok think it this way...if 1 hour has 60 min. then 2 have 120 min, 3 have 180 and so on...but u know that 102 cant be 2 hours as it is less than 120 min...so you know it is 1 hour and some more minutes. so what you do is simply subtract the left over min by 60 to get 1 hour and left over minutes

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

@akovasc1998 does that answer ur question?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ya

OpenStudy (dmezzullo):

ok good.

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