Ben rides the train to work he spends $2.75 per ride his monthly budget for riding the train is 80$ write an equation that shows the number of times N Ben can ride the train each month

2.75N = 80

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the the number of times that Ben can ride the train each month be represented by N.

Since Ben rides the train to work he spends $2.75 per ride and his monthly budget for riding the train is $80, this will be represented in an equation as:

2.75N = 80

N = 80/2.75

N = 29 times

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