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Camille's birthday party will cost $32 if she invites 16 guests. How many guests can there be, at most, if Camille can afford to spend a total of $48 on her birthday party? Assume the relationship is directly
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Camille's birthday party will cost $32 if she invites 16 guests. How many guests can there be, at most, if Camille can afford to spend a total of $48 on her birthday party? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

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Answer: 24

Explanation:

32/16=2 so it cost 2 per guest.

48/2= 24 guests

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