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  • Mr. Grinch: YOU ARE LATE ALAN!! NOW GET TO WORK!!!
  • Welcome to QuickMart!
  • Alan: *mumbles* I can't stand him. He's so bald you could see his reflection.
  • WHAT WAS THAT?!?!?!?!!
  • Nothing sir.......
  • Wendy: Hey, late again, I see!
  • Be quiet Wendy, you were late last week so you have no room to talk.
  • You're not the boss of me now. You're not the boss of me now, and you're not so BIG.
  • I could be your boss. I make more money than you. I make $9.75 an hour. How much do you make?
  • If you must know, I make $8.25 an hour. I bet I could make more money than you in one week. I'm Mr. Grinch's favorite.
  • I would like to see that happen...............huh!
  • Well, how about a little bet?? Whoever makes the most money in a week wins!
  • Deal! And the loser has to purchase and drink the most disgusting beverage at QuickMart.
  • I DON'T PAY YOU TWO TO SIT AND TALK. I PAY YOU YOU TO WORK! I heard you talking about a bet, do you guys even know how to solve problems using decimals???
  • No, we don't. Can you teach us?
  • Yes, will get lots of work done in the process. Its time to open the gas station so, get up and let's serve these customers.
  • Mr. Grinch explains how to multiply, divide, subtract, and add decimal numbers.
  • *,+,-,/........ 12.37,6.95.09.......
  • I hope you guys understood those concepts. Alan, you have a customer. Let's see if you can apply any of those concepts.
  • *thinks* Don't embarrass yourself
  • What's up dude! I'm ready to check out.
  • Tip: When adding decimals always put a "0" before the decimal point for numbers less than 1.
  • Hi sir, the cost of your items are as follows: Milk- $2.95, Sour Patch Kids- $.99, 32 oz Soda- $1.28, Peanuts- $4.57.
  • That sounds expensive, how much is that soda per ounce?
  • Tip: If the dividend is a decimal number, complete the long division procedure. Bring a copy of the decimal point straight up into the answer line.
  • Let me calculate it. *thinking* If you divide 1.28 by 32 then you get a decimal of 0.04. Sir, the 32-oz soda is 4 cents per ounce.
  • Ok, Great! How much do I owe?
  • Tip: Make sure the decimal points are directly lined up with each other
  • *thinking* To solve the problem, I need to stack the decimal numbers: 2.95 0.99 1.28 4.57
  • Your total is $9.79. If you have a chip, please insert your card and sign the keypad. Thanks for coming to QuickMart. We hope to see you again.
  • Great job Alan! You successfully multiplied and added decimal numbers. I see another customer walking in, Wendy wanna give it a shot??
  • You bet! I got this. 
  • Hi! I'd like to pay for 12 gallons of Supreme Gas on Pump #3.
  • Tip: When multiplying decimals, pretend the decimal isn't there. Multiply like you regularly would and shift your decimal in the answer the same amount in the opposite direction.
  • Welcome maam! Each gallon costs $2.29 so that amount multiplied by 12 will cost you $27.48.
  • Good job! I'm a math teacher and I would be proud to have you as one of my students.
  • Tip: The order of numbers matter when subtracting decimals so, be sure that the number you're taking away is on the bottom.
  • Thanks! You gave me $30.00 in cash. If I subtract $27.48 from $30.00, your change would be $2.52. Have a Great Day! Come back to see us soon.
  • Wendy, you did just as well as Alan! You both learned how to solve real life problems using decimal numbers. The week has ended and here are your paychecks.
  • Tip: When dividing decimals, pretend the decimal isn't there. Divide like you regularly would and shift your decimal the same amount of times you shifted the decimal on the divisor.
  • NOOOO!!! I only earned $330.00 for 40 hours of work this week.
  • YES!!!!! I earned $292.50 for 30 hours of work this week!
  • Wait, so who won the bet??
  • I don't know. Let's use the concepts Mr. Grinch taught us and figure this out.
  • Alan's hourly pay is $9.75/hr and Wendy's hourly pay is $8.25/hr. If they both work 30 hours, Alan will still earn more because his hourly pay is $1.50 more than Wendy's.
  • Ok, Alan, you win! I lost the bet. Where is that disgusting drink? I want to forget this happened...
  • Told you so! Now who's the boss??!!!
  • DRINK UP!!! *laughs*
  • *Slurp* Ewww......nasty
  • Thanks for visiting QuickMart. Drive Safe!
  • CREATED BY: TYLER DANDRIDGE
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