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Can You Apply What You Learn Into The Real World?

Nobody cares the angle of a kite in the airthe puzzle making it much easier to remember.
in conjunction with a tree. There is not aNo longer will you have to memorize some
profession in the world that is going toformula to learn, as the visual will stick
require you to know this. It is impossible towith  you.
go through math without doing equations, and
the same can be said in regards to financialHere is an example of one of the puzzles you
literacy. But the equations in "Moneywill  see  in  the  book:
Puzzles"  book  do  apply  to the real world.
A consultant worked for one company for $60
Each problem within this book involvesper hour. Later she worked for a second
critical thinking, problem solving, and somecompany for $40 per hour. She earned the same
sort of financial literacy. Each of theseamount of money in both jobs. What is her
puzzles can be applied to a multitude ofaverage  hourly  rate  for  those  two  jobs?
professions, especially in the business
world. You will find a collection of trickyFor this particular question, you have three
practical puzzles that deal with money, whichoptions: less than $50 per hour, exactly $50
is certainly something that everyone appliesper hour, or more than $50 per hour. Many
into  their  daily  lives.times people would assume that the answer is
exactly $50 per hour because it is in between
Another problem with most mathematical$40 and $60. But in actuality, the answer to
equations is that they are almost impossiblethis question is less than $50 as she would
to remember, making it difficult to apply tohave made $48 per hour. Surprisingly, less
the real world. With "Money Puzzles," you arethan 10% of participants give the right
given puzzles that you have to solve. Thisanswer to this question.
allows you to paint a visual in your head of



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