Marcus spent 10 hours doing his homework last week. This week he spent 11 hours doing homework. He says that he spent 110% more time doing homework this week. Is he correct? Show your work to justify your decision.
@ZelArts
He is not correct, because if he were to have done 110% more work, he would have spent 110 hours on his homework.
He spent 10% more time on his homework.
show your work?
\[.10 * 10 = 1\]
The 1 represents the extra hour he spent.
.10 represents the 10%.
is that it?
Do you need to insert a sentence/paragraph for the answer?
yes
Alright, put the following: Marcus is not correct, because if he was, he would have spent a total of 110 hours doing his homework, but he did not. He spent a total of 11 hours on his homework, so the percentage more of his homework he did this week would be 1 more hour, or 10% of last weeks more.
Will that be good? My English is not very good. ":D
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