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Can someone help me answer this???

1 answer:

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Alright, so first what you want to do is see which one is the discount ticket (50)

You are gonna get rid of 50P and keep

30D=600

So now what you want to think about is how many times does 30 go into 600

30 goes into 600 20 times

Your answer is 20

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