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Keith buys 45 tickets for rides at the amusement park. Each ride requires 6 tickets to ride. If Keith already has gone on x ride

s, which expression is equivalent to
the number of tickets Keith has left?
A:45-6x
B:6(x-45)
C:6(45-x)
D:x(45+6)

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Lynna [10]2 years ago

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A is the correct answer if I did it right

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