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Cindy went to the carnival with her family. She paid $8 for every 10 rides she rode. She spent a total of $25 on rides. Which equation can be used to determine r, the number of …

Cindy went to the carnival with her family. She paid $8 for every 10 rides she rode. She spent a total of $25 on rides. Which equation can be used to determine r, the number of …
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Cindy went to the carnival with her family. She paid $8 for every 10 rides she rode. She spent a total of $25 on rides. Which equation can be used to determine r, the number of rides Cindy rode at the carnival?

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So an equation for this problem would be 25=8r
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