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The cost of the ski team's trip is represented by the question: Where

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The answer is: 30 skiers were participating in the ski trip.

Method:

$50S = $1,850 - $350 = $1,500

S = 1,500/50 = 30

Therefore, 30 skiers went on the trip

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