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If work starts at 6pm you are 3 hrs away and you’re ready from 4 pm to leave for work how many hours you have left

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Answer to a math question If work starts at 6pm you are 3 hrs away and you’re ready from 4 pm to leave for work how many hours you have left

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Solution:
1. Current time ready to leave: 4 PM
2. Start time of work: 6 PM
3. Time difference: 6 PM - 4 PM = 2 hours

4. You have 2 hours left before leaving for work.

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