It costs four dollars to enter the fair each ride costs $2.50 you have $21.50 how many rides can you go on?

1 answer:

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7 rides because
you got $21.50
You subtract $4.00 to enter in the fair
Tha equals $17.5
You divide that 2.50
that equals 7

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