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alina1380 [7]
2 years ago
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Kiara and Mia went to a county fair. They each paid the same admission fee but they were in a different number of rides. Each ri

de costs the same the total amount they each spent is shown in the table
Mathematics
1 answer:
aliya0001 [1]2 years ago
6 0

let's take admission fee= z

8z+11z=17.50+21.25

19z=38.75

z=38.25/19

z=2.4 (aprox)

Or In case of Kiara 17.50 amount paid in 8 rides

.so 1 ride=17.50/8

=2.1875

same In case of mia

so 1 ride=21.25/11

=1.9318. 

but, they are not match so there is problem in your Questions.

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