Question

the movement of the progress bar may be uneven because questions can be worth more or less (including zero) depending on your answer. jonathan decides to go to an arcade to play some games. he sets a limit of $35 that he will spend on his fun. it costs $10 to get into this arcade (which includes a snack and drink), and each game ticket is $0.75. how many game tickets can jonathan buy without exceeding his spending limit? (he cant buy a \partial\ ticket.) 46 game tickets 18 game tickets 33 game tickets 34 game tickets

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate available money for tickets

First, subtract the entrance cost from the total limit. Jonathan has $35 total, and the entrance is $10, so the money left for tickets is $35 - $10 = $25.

Step2: Determine number of tickets

Each ticket is $0.75. To find the number of tickets, divide the available money by the ticket price: $\frac{25}{0.75} \approx 33.33$. Since he can't buy a partial ticket, we take the floor of this number, which is 33.

Answer:

33 game tickets