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Tre is going to a candy factory for a school field trip. It costs $20 to get into the factory and $4 for each candy sample Tre would like to eat. If Tre brings $40 with him on the trip, what is the most candy samples he can possibly try?

Tre is going to a wave pool for a school field trip. It costs $12 to get into the pool and $6 for each wave ride Tre would like to attempt. If Tre brings $45 with him on the trip, what is the most wave rides he can possibly try?