Mathematics, 22.07.2019 13:00, diwashkandel6pe02af

The admission to a local carnival is $6.50 per person and $2.50 for each ride. jenna wants to know much it will cost her to ride a certain number of rides at the carnival. which equation can she use to create a table with this information (where p is the number of persons, r is the number of rides, and t is the total cost of admission and rides)? 6.50p + 2.50 = t6.50 + 2.50r = t6.50r + 2.50 = t6.50 + 2.50p = t

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