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Thad and his four family members are going to the fair. admission to the fair costs $8. books of ride tickets are $15. thad has 200$. how much will he have for food and souvenirs? part 1: define your variables and write an inequality that models the situatio. part 2: after paying for all family members to get into the fair, thad buys books of ride tickets for 3 of them. use the in equality from part 1 to solve for the amount of money thad has left for food and souvenirs. show your work.

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