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Jessica has $32 to buy movie tickets that cost $5.25 each for her and her friends. the inequality 32≥5.25t represents the number of tickets t she could buy. what is the greatest number of tickets jessica
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Jessica has $32 to buy movie tickets that cost $5.25 each for her and her friends. the inequality 32≥5.25t represents the number of tickets t she could buy. what is the greatest number of tickets jessica can buy?

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The greatest number of tickets she can buy is 6 tickets
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