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Chantelle has signed up for hockey. Her parents set a limit of 40$ for costs for the season. It costs 25$ to sign up plus 0.75$

for each ice-time. What is the maximum number of ice times Chantelle can go?

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sweet [91]3 years ago

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X=(40-25)/.75

X= 15/.75

X= 20

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