Mathematics, 03.12.2021 21:00 hopp

Two families planned to go to the zoo. The entry ticket for one adult was $7.31 and the entry ticket for one child was $5.66. There were three adults in the group. The families intend to spend
no more than $46.00. What is the greatest number of child tickets that can be purchased?

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