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If John has p hours of homework and has worked for r hours, what part of his homework is yetc to be done?

Solution:(p-r)/p or1-r/p
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I don't think so. Put this is numbers as in the problem with x and y dollars.

John has homework= p
He has worked=r
R/p

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