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Lee Co. carpeted its offices, requiring 310 square yards of commercial carpet. The total cost of the carpet at Home Depot was $10,230. How much did Lee pay per square yard?
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Pumpkins at a local farm sell for $.49 per pound. Jim Ring spent $73.50. How many pounds of pumpkins were purchased?
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55 * 100 means attaching two zeros to the number being multiplied.
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Al's Hardware buys 200 lawn mowers for $50 each to stock the store for spring. If Al sells the 200 lawn mowers at $80 each, what is his profit? (sales - cost)
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Janet Woo received the following grades in an accounting class at McClenan Community College: 65, 80, 70, 100, 75, and 90. The instructor said he would drop the lowest grade. What is Janet's average?
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Zeros at the end of the multiplier and/or multiplicand are never attached to the product.
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Total the following:
Six hundred sixty-eight and eight hundred one thousandths
Twelve and forty-nine hundredths
Three and four thousandths
Fifty-one hundredths
Three hundred ten and four tenths
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