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Last night, Lynn spent `3` hours on homework. She spent `1\frac{1}{6}`hours writing her English composition and `1\frac{3}{10}`hours working on her Math worksheets. With the remaining time, she worked on her Science project. How long did she spend on Science?

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  1. The time, Lynn worked on her Science project is 1 8/15 hours.

    How to illustrate the fraction?

    A fraction is simply a piece of a whole. The number is represented mathematically as a quotient where the numerator and denominator are split. In a simple fraction, the numerator as well as the denominator are both integers.
    In this situation, she spent 1 1/6 hours writing her English composition and 3/10 hours on her Maths homework.
    The time used for science will be:
    = 3 – ( 1 1/6 + 3/10)
    = 3 – (1 5/30 + 9/30)
    = 3 – 1 14/30
    = 1 8/15
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