Gaff has used 331/3 of his monthly minutes on his cell phone plan. if he already used 200 mintues, how many does he have left this month?

The first step to solve this problem is to compute for the total minutes allowable in his cell phone plan. To compute for this, you have to divide the number of minutes consumed by the fraction of the time consumed.

200 minutes / 33 1/3% = 600 minutes

To compute for the remaining minutes left for this month, you have to deduct the consumed minutes to the total allowable minutes in his plan.

600 minutes – 200 minutes = 400 minutes left

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