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7 January, 03:31

Martha buys a monthly bus pass with a value of $ 45, which entitles the holder to an unlimited number of bus trips. Without the pass each bus trip costs $ 1.80, how many trips per month would Kate have to take so that the cost of the trips without the pass was equal to the total cost of the trips with a pass?

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