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Mathematical Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. A meter reader reads 15 meters per hour on average. How many meters can they read in a 7.5-hour shift?

    Answer: 112

    15 meters/hour × 7.5 hours = 112.5, which rounds to 112 full meter reads in a standard shift.

  2. A customer used 2,340 kWh of electricity this month. If the rate is $0.12 per kWh, what is the electricity charge before taxes?

    Answer: $280.80

    2,340 kWh × $0.12/kWh = $280.80 as the base electricity charge before any taxes or fees.

  3. A water meter rolled over from 99,950 to 00,025 since last month's reading of 99,950. What is the actual consumption?

    Answer: 75 gallons

    After rollover: the meter went from 99,950 to 100,000 (50 units) and then to 00,025 (25 more units), totaling 75 units of consumption.

  4. A gas meter reading last month was 4,789 CCF and this month is 4,832 CCF. What is the monthly consumption in CCF?

    Answer: 43 CCF

    4,832 − 4,789 = 43 CCF of gas consumed in the billing period.

  5. If a meter has a multiplier of 10 and displays a reading of 3,456, what is the actual recorded consumption?

    Answer: 34,560

    Meter reading (3,456) × multiplier (10) = 34,560 actual units consumed.

  6. A meter reader drives 120 miles per route day and gets reimbursed at $0.67 per mile. What is the daily mileage reimbursement?

    Answer: $80.40

    120 miles × $0.67/mile = $80.40 daily mileage reimbursement.

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