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30. AMUSEMENT PARK An amusement park charges $7 for admission and
$1.50 for each ride. You have $30. What are the possible numbers of rides
that you can go on?

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Answer:

15 rides with 50 cents left

Step-by-step explanation:

30- 7= 23

23/1.50 = 15.3

(can't go on .3 of a ride so 15)

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