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c) i)

Mikayla leaves the park at 8:30

She could have arrived 8 hours earlier.

Therefore 18 :30−8: 00=10 :30

Therefore the earliest she could have arrived was 10:30 hours

ii)

Money spent if he paid separately

25 mins – free

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7 hours=$ 9.25
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11hours=$ 15.00

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8 =$ 15.00
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8 hours=9.25

Total if paid separately= $48.50

Weekly ticket = $40.00

Therefore:

$ 48.50−$ 40.00=$ 8.50

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