Cooper practices the piano 798 minutes in 2 weeks. Assuming he practices the same amount every week, how many minutes would he practice in 5 weeks?

If Cooper practices the same amount every week, we first need to find how many minutes he practices per week. 

Given that he practices for 798 minutes in 2 weeks, we can calculate the minutes per week as follows:

\[
\text{Minutes per week} = \frac{798 \text{ minutes}}{2 \text{ weeks}} = 399 \text{ minutes per week}
\]

Now, to find how many minutes he would practice in 5 weeks, we multiply the minutes per week by 5:

\[
\text{Minutes in 5 weeks} = 399 \times 5 = 1995 \text{ minutes}
\]

Therefore, Cooper would practice 1,995 minutes in 5 weeks.

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Here are some related questions to think about:
1. How many hours does Cooper practice in 5 weeks?
2. If Cooper increases his practice time by 10% each week, how many minutes would he practice in week 3?
3. How many days does Cooper practice if he practices every day in 5 weeks?
4. If Cooper practices for 50 weeks, how many hours would he practice in total?
5. If Cooper wants to reduce his practice time by 20% after 5 weeks, how many minutes would he practice in the next 5 weeks?

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Find out how many minutes Cooper practices the piano in 5 weeks if he practices 798 minutes over 2 weeks. This problem covers key arithmetic concepts, including proportions and multiplication. Suitable for students in Grades 5-7.

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