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A water park charges $6 for admission and $1.50 for each ride ticket. You have $36. How many ride tickets can you buy? Graph you

r solution.
A.x<=30
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B.x<=20
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C.x<=15
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D.x<=10
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Stels [109]3 years ago

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You can Buy 20 ride tickets!

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