Mathematics, 18.02.2021 20:20 joelpimentel

It cost $5 to go to Fun Night. For every game you play, the fee is $0.75 for each game. If you have $11, how many games can you play? FIRST: In the space below, write an equation to represent the real-life situation. Remember, the variable and operation should be on one side of the equation and the total on the other.

SECOND: Solve the equation - make sure you show your work. Make sure you check your answer with a calculator and that your answer makes sense. plsss help ill give you 50 pointsss

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