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Q: Tessa earned 25.50 in 5 hours. How much did she earn per hour?
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Tessa earned 25 point 50 in 5 hours How much did she earn per hour?

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Thom worked 18 hours last week at the sporting goods store and earned 92.00 If he continues to earn the same hourly pay how many additional hours must he work to earn another 138.00?

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What is the past tense earn?

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