You are going to a fair! It costs $6 for the
admission. Each ride costs $3. You have
$21. How...
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You are going to a fair! It costs $6 for the
admission. Each ride costs $3. You have
$21. How many ride tickets can you buy? I need to know fast!
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Segment xy is dilated through point m with a scale factor of 2. which segment shows the correct result of the dilation
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