Raj spends an average of 38 minutes doing homework each day. He records that he did homework on 108 school days this year.

How many minutes did Raj spend doing homework this year?

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To find how many minutes Raj spent doing homework this year, we multiply the average time he spends on homework each day by the number of school days he did homework.

Given:
- Average time per day = 38 minutes
- Number of school days = 108

The total time is calculated as:
\[
\text{Total time} = 38 \, \text{minutes/day} \times 108 \, \text{days} = 4104 \, \text{minutes}
\]

Thus, Raj spent **4104 minutes** doing homework this year.

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Here are 5 related questions to extend your understanding:
1. If Raj increased his average homework time by 5 minutes per day, how much total time would he spend in a year?
2. How many hours did Raj spend doing homework this year?
3. If Raj does homework on weekends as well, and the school year includes weekends, how would this affect the total?
4. How much time would Raj spend if he did 30 minutes of homework each day instead?
5. If Raj took a 10-minute break during each homework session, how much total time would he need, including breaks?

**Tip:** When multiplying large numbers, you can break them down using distributive properties for quicker calculations!

Raj spends an average of 38 minutes doing homework each day. He records that he did homework on 108 school days this year. How many minutes did Raj spend doing homework this year? Enter your answer in the box.

Learn how to calculate the total time Raj spent doing homework over a school year. This problem involves multiplying his average daily homework time of 38 minutes by the 108 school days, resulting in a total of 4104 minutes. Suitable for students in Grades 3-5.

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