At Arnold's Arcade, a child can buy 21 tokens for $6. At this rate, how many tokens would $20 get someone?

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1 answer:

nydimaria [60]2 years ago

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Based on the information given, the number of tokens that will be bought if a child has $20 will be 70.

Since a child can buy 21 tokens for $6, the cost of one token will be:

= $6 / 21 = $0.2857143

Therefore, if a child has $20, the number of tokens that will be gotten will be:

= $20 / $0.2857143

= 70

Therefore, 70 tokens will be bought.

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