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Lesson 4: Computing Change

Lesson 4: Computing Change. Consumer Math p. 36-37. Exercise A: Check the correct prices from the ad for the Good Food Store. Find the change that each shopper should get from a $20.00 bill. Notice the abbreviations gal and doz (for gallon and dozen ) used in these lists.

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Lesson 4: Computing Change

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  1. Lesson 4: Computing Change Consumer Math p. 36-37

  2. Exercise A: Check the correct prices from the ad for the Good Food Store. Find the change that each shopper should get from a $20.00 bill. Notice the abbreviations gal and doz (for gallon and dozen) used in these lists. • 1 pkg. ravioli $2.49 8 cans soup $4.49 1 lb apples $1.79 1 loaf bread $0.89 1 doz eggs +$1.39 $11.05 $20.00 - $11.05 = $8.95

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