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Over the past 6 hours, Natalie spent 1/5 of each hour kneading bread. How much time did she spend kneading bread in all?
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Over the past 6 hours, Natalie spent 1/5 of each hour kneading bread. How much time did she spend kneading bread in all?
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Over the past 6 hours, Natalie spent 1/5 of each hour kneading bread. How much time did she spend kneading bread in all?
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It would be 1 hour and 20 minutes. 6 times (1/5) equals this.
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