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Brian had $26 when he went to the fair. After playing 7 games, he had $15.50 left. Find the price for each game.

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NNADVOKAT [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

He payed $1.50 for each game

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Brian had $26 when he went to the fair. After playing 7 games, he had $15.50 left. Find the price for each game.​

Brian had $26 when he went to the fair. After playing 7 games, he had $15.50 left. Find the price for each game.