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Mom has 18 carnival ride tickets. Each ride takes 3 tickets. Kate would like to ride with jake and Emily. Are there enough tickets for each person to ride 2 rides?

Mom has 18 carnival ride tickets. Each ride takes 3 tickets. Kate would like to ride with jake and Emily. Are there enough tickets for each person to ride 2 rides?
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mom has 18 carnival ride tickets. Each ride takes 3 tickets. Kate would like to ride with jake and Emily. Are there enough tickets for each person to ride 2 rides?

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yes because
Kate: 3X2 = 6
Jake: 3X2 = 6
Emily: 3X2 = 6
add all of those together and you get 18
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