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Terri has $ 60 to spend at the carnival . It will cost her $ 5 to enter the carnival and $ 1.25 per ride . The solution to which inequality represents the number of possible rid…

Terri has $ 60 to spend at the carnival . It will cost her $ 5 to enter the carnival and $ 1.25 per ride . The solution to which inequality represents the number of possible rid…
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Terri has $ 60 to spend at the carnival . It will cost her $ 5 to enter the carnival and $ 1.25 per ride . The solution to which inequality represents the number of possible rides , r that Terri can ride?

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Subtract 60-5 which would be 55, then divide 55 by 1.25 which would be 44 rides
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