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Jake has 3 hours before bedtime. He must spend 2 hours doing homework. The rest of his time will be spent doing puzzles it takes Jake how to complete each puzzle. Which equation…

Jake has 3 hours before bedtime. He must spend 2 hours doing homework. The rest of his time will be spent doing puzzles it takes Jake how to complete each puzzle. Which equation…
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Jake has 3 hours before bedtime. He must spend 2 hours doing homework. The rest of his time will be spent doing

puzzles it takes Jake how to complete each puzzle. Which equation models the number of puzzles, p. Jake can
complete before bedtime?

Jake has 3 hours before bedtime. He must spend 2 hours doing homework. The rest of-example-1
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User Muhammad Adeel Zahid
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The last one because it’s taking alway the 2 hours cause he already used it I think
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User Lostsource
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B because then the 2 hours is subtracted from the 3 1/2 hours
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