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It would cost n people $nd to play Decimal Decisions and $nr to play Ratio Rage. So, it would cost n people $nd + $nr= $2n(d + r).

d= Decimal Decisions and r= Ratio Rage

You didn't give a price for either game, so I just did variables in place of actual cost. Hope this helps!

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