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Consumer Math | Simple and Compound Interest Word Problems
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This consumer math resource has been designed to help teach students and give them the practice they need to master the concepts taught.
The first two pages will explain interest (simple and compound) and give students the formulas they will need to solve the word problems. There are 60 word problems in all. 3 sets of 10 simple interest problems and 3 sets of 10 compound interest problems. Answer keys are provided.
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