Marcel has $40 to spend on amusement park rides. tickets cost $1.50 without special membership pass, or $1.25 with a membership pass. a membership pass costs $5.00. should marcel buy a membership pass?

Yes, he should buy a membership pass.

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question we have to analyze the information given;

If  Marcel has $40 to spend and the tickets cost $1.50 without membership, we have to divide Marcel's money (40) by the price of each ticket ($1.50) to obtain the number of tickets that he can buy.

Mathematically speaking:

40 / 1.50 = 26.6=26 tickets

With the membership the tickets costs $1.25 each, but the membership costs $5. So we have to divide $35 ($40 -$5) by $1.25.

35 /1.25 = 28 tickets

By comparing, he can buy more tickets with the membership pass.

So, the answer is yes. He should buy a membership pass.

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