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10/25 Safari Restaurant!

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18 questions

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Question 1

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One way to compute a 10% tip is by multiplying the bill by 0.10. How much money would Mr. Boynce need to leave if he left a 10% tip?

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Question 2

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How much more will Mr. Boynce pay if he decided to get the ribeye instead of the t-bone for his entrée?

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Question 3

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Mr. Boynce wants to order the chocolate chimp cake for himself and two other teachers. How much will each teacher pay if they split the price evenly?

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Question 4

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One way to compute a 10% tip is by multiplying the bill by 0.10. How much money would Ms. Dolinski need to leave if she left a 10% tip?

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Question 5

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How much more will Ms. Dolinski save if she decided to get the cheeseburger instead of the turkey panini for her entrée?

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Question 6

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Ms. Dolinski has $20 after her bill and wants to order some cannoli to take home. How many cannoli can she order with $20?

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Question 7

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One way to compute a 20% tip is by multiplying the bill by 0.20. How much money would Mrs. Hessler need to leave if she left a 20% tip?

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Question 8

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How much more will Mrs. Hessler pay if she decided to get the lettuce wraps instead of the spicy safari pasta for her entrée?

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Question 9

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Mrs. Hessler wants to order the boa brownie bites for her and Mrs. Russ. How much will each teacher have to pay if they split the boa brownie bites in half?

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Question 10

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One way to compute a 20% tip is by multiplying the bill by 0.20. How much money would Mr. Lorenz need to leave if he left a 20% tip?

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Question 11

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How much more will Mr. Lorenz pay if he decided to get the ribeye instead of the sirloin for his entrée?

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Question 12

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Mr. Lorenz wants to order the apple pie with ice cream for himself and three other teachers. How much will each teacher pay if they split the price evenly?

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Question 13

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One way to compute a 30% tip is by multiplying the bill by 0.30. How much money would Mrs. Ray need to leave if she left a 30% tip?

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Question 14

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How much more will Mrs. Ray pay if she decided to get the turkey panini instead of the BLT sandwich for her entrée?

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Question 15

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Mrs. Ray wants to order the boa brownie bites for herself and four other teachers. How much will each teacher pay if they split the price evenly?

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Question 16

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One way to compute a 30% tip is by multiplying the bill by 0.30. How much money would Mrs. Russ need to leave if she left a 30% tip?

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Question 17

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How much more will Mrs. Russ save if she decided to get the BLT sandwich instead of the lettuce wraps for her entrée?

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Question 18

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Mrs. Russ wants to order two chocolate chimp cakes for her husband and baby Jack. How much will two chocolate chimp cakes cost her?