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The problem states:

- Hailey is watching a movie that is 120 minutes long.
- A bar model divides the movie duration into 10 equal groups, each representing 10% of the movie.
- Each group is 12 minutes long (since \(120 \, \text{min} \div 10 = 12 \, \text{min}\)).
  
The question asks: **If Hailey has watched 40% of the movie, how many minutes has she watched?**

### Solution:
1. 40% of the movie corresponds to four 10% groups (10% \(\times\) 4 = 40%).
2. Each group represents 12 minutes, so:
   \[
   12 \, \text{min} \times 4 = 48 \, \text{min}
   \]

Thus, Hailey has watched **48 minutes** of the movie. The answer marked (48) is correct.

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### Related Questions
1. What if Hailey watched 50% of the movie? How many minutes would that be?
2. How many minutes would Hailey have watched at 25% of the movie?
3. What is the percentage if Hailey watched 60 minutes of the movie?
4. How long is each 10% segment if the movie was 150 minutes instead of 120?
5. If Hailey watched 80 minutes, what percentage of the movie has she seen?

### Tip
When dealing with percentages, breaking down the total into smaller, equal parts (like 10% increments) can simplify the calculation.

If Hailey has watched 40% of a 120-minute movie, how many minutes has she watched?

Learn how to calculate the time Hailey has watched by finding 40% of a 120-minute movie. This example demonstrates percentage calculation, suitable for students in Grades 5-6.

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