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How are these two scenarios different: 3 people went to the zoo and tickets cost

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Alja [10]3 years ago

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3 people for the zoo would only cost $45 in total due to free parking but 3 people for the carnival would cost $45 plus $30 for parking for each person making it a total of $75 in comparison to $45 dollars for the zoo

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