Lesson 1 Learning Target I will read linear contextual problems closely and use textual evidence to support my answer.

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Lesson 1 Learning Target I will read linear contextual problems closely and use textual evidence to support my answer.

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You have to decide what dog walking job is best for you. Each job is 2 weeks long. Your choices are listed below. Job 1 $40 per day Job 2 $120 for taking the job, $30 per day Job 3 $480 for the two weeks Which job will you choose mathematically and personally? Explain in detail.

I would choose job 1 because….

I would choose job 2 because….

I would choose job 3 because….

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Number of DaysJob ___

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