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Calvin works at a pizza place making pizzas. If he is working alone, he can make an average
of 15 per hour. If he works with his friend Megan, he tends to get distracted, and his rate
falls by – pizza per hour. How many pizzas can Calvin make in an 8-hour shift with Megan?
Explain the operations that will be needed to solve this problem, and then solve it.
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