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8 June, 18:05

A school sells raffle tickets to raise money for a charity the money raised from selling raffle tickets, m, is represented by the equation m=p x t, where p is the price per raffle ticket and t is the number of raffle tickets sold. Enter an equation that can be used to find the price, p, of each raffle ticket

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