On Friday,

1

9

of band practice was spent trying on uniforms. The band spent

1

6

of practice on marching. The remaining practice time was spent playing music.

What fraction of practice time was spent playing music?

The band spent of the practice time playing music.

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Bryan

Mathematics

30 January, 11:05

On Friday,

1

9

of band practice was spent trying on uniforms. The band spent

1

6

of practice on marching. The remaining practice time was spent playing music.

What fraction of practice time was spent playing music?

The band spent of the practice time playing music.

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Araceli Kramer · Answer 1

I would make both denominators the same, and the lowest one that works is 18. So I'd make 1/9 into 2/18, and 1/6 into 3/18. They already used these times so combine them to make 5/18 then subtract that from the total time they had (18/18) and you would get 13/18 they spent playing music.

On Friday,19of band practice was spent trying on uniforms. The band spent16of practice on marching. The remaining practice time was spent playing music.What fraction of practice time was spent playing music?The band spent of the practice time playing music.

On Friday,

1

9

of band practice was spent trying on uniforms. The band spent

1

6

of practice on marching. The remaining practice time was spent playing music.

What fraction of practice time was spent playing music?

The band spent of the practice time playing music.