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3 years ago

The bus fare for a child is half that of an adult Find the total fares for two adults and four children if a full fare is 54p

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andrey2020 [161]3 years ago

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Ok now im finna explain it it was 54 dollars and 2 children is the same price as 1 adult ticket so you can just divide 54 by 3 and you well get 18 dollars

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