Joe spent 4 hours streaming a TV show on his phone. During that time, he used up 32% of phone battery life.
Based on this information, how many total hours could Joe stream a TV show on a full battery.

So, for as long as he's been watching the NFL series on Cartoon Network, Joe has used 32% of his battery and he spent 4 hours watching TV. So, every 4 hours he spends watching TV, he uses 32% battery. You divide 4 by 32, and you should get 12.5. The original equation looks like this:

y = 4/0.32

Now you have 12.5 = 4/0.32.

Answer: Joe spends 12.5 hours of watching Rick and Morty if his battery was full.

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Joe spent 4 hours streaming a TV show on his phone. During that time, he used up 32% of phone battery life. Based on this information, how many total hours could Joe stream a TV show on a full battery.

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Joe spent 4 hours streaming a TV show on his phone. During that time, he used up 32% of phone battery life.
Based on this information, how many total hours could Joe stream a TV show on a full battery.