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Mathematics, 03.12.2021 23:00 nerdywolf2003

Mike and Gavin visited the amusement park with their science class on a school physics day. Their tickets were stamped each time they went on a ride. Mike and Gavin spent the entire afternoon going on their two favorite rides, the Roller Coaster and the Gravity Free-Fall. At the end of the day, their tickets were stamped as shown. Find the cost of each ride. Physics Day Rides Physics Day Rides Roller Coaster III Gravity Free-Fall Roller Coaster Gravity Free-Fall Total =$36.00 Total =$29.50 Mike's Ticket Gavin's Ticket Cost to ride the Roller Coaster? Cost to ride the Gravity Free-Fall?

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