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Mathematics, 25.03.2021 17:50 Queiao4088

Melanie is at the fair and she is on a budget. She knows she will spends $5 to get in, $8 on snacks and the rest on tickets for games which sell for $0.75 per ticket. If she can spend a maximum of $20, then what is the most amount of tickets she can buy?

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