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3 years ago

WRITING IN MATH

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As a waitress, at the end of the night you have to tip 3% (same as 1/33) of your total earnings to the bussers and hosts.

equation:
total earnings (E) times (3% or 1/33)= money tipped to bussers and hosts(T).

E*1/33=T

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