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1. The state fair charges $6 for admission plus $2.25 for each ride. If Sarah has $30 to spend, how many rides can she go on?

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umka2103 [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

she has 30 dollars and you take out the admission fee so you get 24 dollars. then, just divide 24 by 2.25 which will give you 10.6 since you can not go on a 0.06 of a ride then it is ten because you round to the bottom.

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1. The state fair charges $6 for admission plus $2.25 for each ride. If Sarah has $30 to spend, how many rides can she go on?​

1. The state fair charges $6 for admission plus $2.25 for each ride. If Sarah has $30 to spend, how many rides can she go on?