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The fifth grade raised $182 by selling tickets for a car wash. If each ticker cost $3.25, how many tickets did the fifth grade sell?
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The fifth grade raised $182 by selling tickets for a car wash. If each ticker cost $3.25, how many tickets did the fifth grade sell?
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The fifth grade raised $182 by selling tickets for a car wash. If each ticker cost $3.25, how many tickets did the fifth grade sell?
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The fifth grade sold 56 tickets. You solve this by dividing 182/3.25
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