SOLUTION: A pool charges a flat rate of $75 for a birthday party plus $7.50 for each person. If Leslie has $175 to spend, at most how many people can attend the party?

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Question 816791: A pool charges a flat rate of $75 for a birthday party plus $7.50 for each person. If Leslie has $175 to spend, at most how many people can attend the party?
Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi,
A pool charges a flat rate of $75 for a birthday party plus $7.50 for each person.
If Leslie has $175 to spend, at most how many people can attend the party?
$175 - $75 = $100, = 13 1/3
at most people can attend the party
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