Laura is selling raffle tickets. for every 4 tickets, she charge $28

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Answer:

Explanation:

you do 28 / 4 + you get 7

Tedward answered Jan 16, 2020

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Answer:

$7.oo for one ticket

Explanation:

if Laura is selling 4 tickets for $28 then you would divide 28 by 4 and that's your answer.

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