Calculator word problems- lesson 2. Dean earns £5.90 per hour. How much does he earn a week if he works 32 hours?

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Calculator word problems- lesson 2

Dean earns £5.90 per hour. How much does he earn a week if he works 32 hours?

What is 35% of £415?

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