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Bell Problem A student at UNLV decided to become his own employer by using his car as a taxi for the summer. It costs the student $ to insure his car for the 4 months of summer. He spends $ per month on gas. If he lives at home and has no other expenses for the 4 months of summer and charges an average of $7.00 per fare, how many fares will he have to get to be able to pay his tuition of $ ? 826 Fares

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