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You have $12 to spend on ride tickets (t) at the fair. Each ticket (t) costs $2. Write an Inequality that represents the number of tickets you can purchase.

You have $12 to spend on ride tickets (t) at the fair. Each ticket (t) costs $2. Write an Inequality that represents the number of tickets you can purchase.
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You have $12 to spend on ride tickets (t) at the fair. Each ticket (t) costs $2. Write an Inequality that represents the number of tickets you can purchase.

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Answer:2t divided by 12=6

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