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At a school fair, a person can go on up to 10 rides. Read the problem. Which description best represents the number of rides a person can go on? Any value greater than 10 Any va…

At a school fair, a person can go on up to 10 rides. Read the problem. Which description best represents the number of rides a person can go on? Any value greater than 10 Any va…
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At a school fair, a person can go on up to 10 rides.

Read the problem. Which description best represents the number of rides a person can go on?

Any value greater than 10

Any value less than 10

Any value less than or equal to 10

Any value greater than or equal to 10

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Answer:

any value less than or equal to 10

Explanation:

'up to' means do not exceed

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