Mathematics, 11.12.2019 04:31, chloerodgers56

If a ticket to get into the carnival costs a dollar, how much more would you need for each box?

write as a decimal
write as a percentage of a dollar.
write as a fraction of a dollar.
your choice!

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If a ticket to get into the carnival costs a dollar, how much more would you need for each box?