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at an amusement park each premium ride cost $12 and each Goldstar ride is $8. Stan spends $96 on tickets and she gets three more premium rides then gold star rights how much does he spend on Goldstar rides?
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Let g = the number of Goldstar rides(tickets) purchased. From the problem statement, the number of premium ride tickets is three more than g or: g+3 $12 times the number of premium tickets plus $8 times the number of Goldstar tickets has to equal $96. $12(g+3) + $8(g) = $96 g = 3 $8(g) = $24
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