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Lesson 7: Utility consumption

Lesson 7: Utility consumption. Consumer Math p. 96-98. Key Words. Units: a fixed amount or quantity used as a standard Cubic feet: units used to measure volume. Rule. The amount of water, gas, and electricity consumed is the difference between meter readings. Examples:. Exercise A:

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Lesson 7: Utility consumption

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  1. Lesson 7: Utility consumption Consumer Math p. 96-98

  2. Key Words • Units: a fixed amount or quantity used as a standard • Cubic feet: units used to measure volume

  3. Rule The amount of water, gas, and electricity consumed is the difference between meter readings.

  4. Examples: • Exercise A: • From April to July in year 1: 1462 – 1445 = 17 cu. ft. • From July to October in year 1: 1488 – 1462 = 26 cu. ft.

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