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Garth has a summer job and earns $9.32 per hour. One week, he works 16.75 hours. He deposits $150 of that week's earnings in a bank account and decides to use the rest of the money to buy raffle tickets. Each raffle ticket costs $0.50. How many raffle tickets can Garth buy?

Learn how to calculate the number of raffle tickets Garth can buy using his earnings from a summer job. Garth earns $9.32 per hour, works 16.75 hours, deposits $150, and each raffle ticket costs $0.50. This problem covers basic arithmetic operations, including multiplication, subtraction, and division.

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