Consumer Math Slides January 7, 2008
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This document provides 10 math word problems with the answers: 1) Finding the hourly rate of pay for $18 earned over 2 hours of work ($9 per hour). 2) Finding the hourly rate of pay for $10.60 earned over 2 hours of work ($5.30 per hour). 3) Finding the hourly rate of pay for $21 earned over 3 hours of work ($7 per hour). 4) Finding various percentages, fractions of numbers, conversions between minutes and hours, and a multiplication problem.
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