Investigating Cost of Living

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Summary

Would you save money if you lived in Las Vegas and commuted every day to San Francisco?

  1. Students will learn about cost of living and pick a third city to investigate.
  2. Then, they'll get a job and look up wages in the different cities.
  3. They'll convert their information into monthly amounts.
  4. Next, students will consider the "Quality of Life" in each of the cities.
  5. They'll analyze the "Cost vs Fun" of their cities by creating a scatter plot.
  6. Finally, they'll decide which city is best for them and develop a persuasive argument.

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