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Edward wants to take his friends bowling at a bowling alley that charges $5.50 per person for unlimited bowling plus a $3.50 basic lane fee. He doesn´t want to spend more than $44. How many friends can
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Edward wants to take his friends bowling at a bowling alley that charges $5.50 per person for unlimited bowling plus a $3.50 basic lane fee. He doesn´t want to spend more than $44. How many friends can he invite without going over budget?

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Answer:

He can invite 7 friends

Explanation:

44 divided by 5.50=8 BUT!

remember the lane fee so only 7 friends can come

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