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A parking garage owner wants to collect $2,250.00 in parking fees. If he charges $15.00 for each car, how many cars are needed to meet his goal? A 150 cars B 168 cars C 169 cars…

A parking garage owner wants to collect $2,250.00 in parking fees. If he charges $15.00 for each car, how many cars are needed to meet his goal? A 150 cars B 168 cars C 169 cars…
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A parking garage owner wants to collect $2,250.00 in parking fees. If he charges $15.00 for each car, how many cars are needed to meet his goal?

A 150 cars

B 168 cars

C 169 cars

D 301 cars

User Gnarlywhale
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A. 150 cars just divide 2250 with 15
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