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A water park charges $6 for admission and $1.50 for each ride ticket. You have $36. How many ride tickets can you buy? Graph your solution.. A.x<=30. tickets. . B.x<=20. tickets. . C.x<=15. tickets. . D.x<=10. tickets.

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you can make an equation
6+x(1.5)=36
-6 -6

x(1.5)=30
/1.5 /1.5
----------------
x=20
You can buy 20 tickets or less so
x is less than or equal to 20
B

User Albert Camacho
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Answer:

x ≤ 20

B is correct.

Explanation:

A water park charges $6 for admission and $1.50 for each ride ticket.

Let we take x number of rides.

Total charges for rides and admission fees

Total charges = 6 + 1.5n

We have only $36

So, Total charges should be less than 36

Equation:

6 + 1.5x ≤ 36

Now, we will solve for x

1.5x ≤ 30

x ≤ 20

So, We can take maximum 20 ride.

Now we make graph of solution. Please find attachment for graph.

A water park charges $6 for admission and $1.50 for each ride ticket. You have $36. How-example-1
User Irdis
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