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A cell-phone plan advertises 800 free minutes. Of those, 200 are daytime minutes. What fractions of the free minutes are on nights and weekend? A. Less than 1/4 B. Exactly 1/4 C…

A cell-phone plan advertises 800 free minutes. Of those, 200 are daytime minutes. What fractions of the free minutes are on nights and weekend? A. Less than 1/4 B. Exactly 1/4 C…
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A cell-phone plan advertises 800 free minutes. Of those, 200 are daytime minutes. What fractions of the free minutes are on nights and weekend?

A. Less than 1/4
B. Exactly 1/4
C. Exactly 3/4
D. More than 3/4

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Exactly 3/4 because in the end you'll only have the 600 minutes remaining
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