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Each ride at the fair costs $2.50. Alex will spend at least $15 for rides. Write an inequality to determine the least number of

rides, r, Alex will go on. Find the solution set for your inequality. Describe how you would graph your inequality.

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goblinko [34]3 years ago

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0<r<6
the least number of ride he can go on is 0 which is none and the most is 6 because 15/2.50=6

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