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n many amusement parks, you pay an admission fee to the park but you do not need to pay for individual rides. How do people choose which rides to go on? How does this situation relate to supply and demand? (6 sentences)

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People choose which rides stand out to them and they go on them. Or they are one of those people who just ride every ride. This relates to supply and demand because when you pay to get into a amusement park, the price is so high you are pretty much paying for the rides to. And not to mention food and drink prices. The park makes they're money without you even thinking about it. So whether or not your 'paying for the rides' the parks are still making profits from you 'paying to get in', and from what you decide to buy while in the park.

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