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5.A Nathan decided he wanted to go to a theme park. The theme park charges $ 7.00 for entry and $ 1.50 for each ride. Part A : Write an
expression to represent this scenario where R represents the number of
rides.

5.B Refer to problem 5. Part B: Write and solve an equation to determine
how many rides Nathan can ride if his Dad give him $ 28.00. Show your work.

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