One week a student exercised 2 hours at school and another 2/3 of an hour at home. if 1/6 of the students total exercise came from playing basketball, how much time did the student spend playing basketball that week?

(roughly) 27

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The student spent 2 2/3 hours exercising this week, which also transfers to 160 minutes. Divide this by 6 to find 1/6 of his/her time. The result is 26.67 (rounded), so roughly 27 minutes were spent on basketball. to check, you can multiply 26.67 by 6 to get 160.02, which rounds back to 160 minutes.

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