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@LOL ...if you do 5 - 1.5 = 3.5, you are using an equation (because of the equal sign). So you're saying the number of hours is equal to 3.5, which means she has to watch EXACTLY 3.5 hours. Of course she could watch 3.5 hours OR LESS. The "or less" part is
This is a rate problem. Set up the rate as (cost)/(# of tickets). Next, find the unit rate (unit rate is when the bottom quantity is 1). If you don't remember how to find unit rate, go check with your math teacher or visit their Message Board.
This is a rate problem. Set up the rate as (cost)/(# of tickets). Next, find the unit rate (unit rate is when the bottom quantity is 1). If you don't remember how to find unit rate, go check with your math teacher or visit their Message Board.

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