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3.01 discussion: problem solve with decimals
congratulations! you just got a job! it pays $15.75 an hour. you will finally have money to save up for that special item you always wanted. how many hours will you have to work to save up for it?

a. pick a job title and an item to purchase, then look up how much it might cost. then determine the hours you will have to work making $15.75 an hour to be able to purchase the item. (don’t worry about taking out taxes or saving for retirement. you’re too young for that now.) post your information to the discussion board.
b. respond to two other students’ posts and give them a raise! be generous. they’re working hard! let each student know what their new hourly wage is (be sure to include a decimal, for example $16.28) and ask them to figure out how many hours it will take before they can purchase their item at the new wage.
c. respond to two replies to your post and figure out how many hours it will take to purchase your item at your new wage.

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