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Juan has $32. The entrance fee is $8. Subtract $8 from $32:

$32 - 8 = $24

Now he needs tickets, each for $4. So you divide $24 by $4, equaling 6:

$24 / $4 = 6

So in an equation format, it would be:

($32 - $8) / $4 =

$24/$4= 6

So in total, he can by 6 tickets.

To be simple.

4x=32-8

4x=24

Now divide boths side by 4 and you get.

x=6 rides.

write an equation:

32=4r+8

subtract 8 from 32

24=4r

divide 24 by 4

r=6

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You first have to set up an algebraic equation for this:

amount of money Juan has = admission fee + cost per ride * no. of rides

This equation will allow you to relate the amount of money Juan has, and then solve for the no. of rides he is able to go on.

You can re-write this equation using variable, allowing for r to be the no. of rides that Juan goes on, and then solving for r.

Thus;

$32 = $8 + $4r

subtract $8 from both sides of the equations

$32 - $8 = $8 - $8 +$4r

$ 24 = $4r

divide both sides by 4, and you will get r = 6. Thus, the number of rides Juan can go on is 6.