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Jim went to a carnival with $25.00. he bought some food for $3.75. jim wants to spend the rest of his money on tickets for rides, r, which cost $1.25 each. which represents, r, the number of tickets jim can purchase?
(a) r < equal to 17
(b) r > equal to 17
(c) r < equal to 20
(d) r > equal to 20

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