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the problem.
Raymond just got done jumping at Super Bounce Trampoline Center. The total cost of his session was <span><span>\$43.25<span>$43.25</span></span>dollar sign, 43, point, 25</span><span>. He had to pay a </span><span><span>\$7<span>$7</span></span>dollar sign, 7</span><span> entrance fee and </span><span><span>\$1.25<span>$1.25</span></span>dollar sign, 1, point, 25</span>for every minute he was on the trampoline.<span><span>Write an equation to determine the number of minutes </span><span><span>(t)<span>(t)</span></span>left parenthesis, t, right parenthesis</span><span> that Raymond was on the trampoline.</span></span>
In 100 seconds Benjamin travels about 184.818 m you can find this by dividing 100 by 1.515 then multiplying that by the circumference of the tire, 2.8 and you get 184.818 m
