Michael is a party planner, who is throwing a birthday party for Jennifer. He can spend $15.50 per person. He spends $95.75 for food, $52.25 for party favors, and $21 for invitations. What is the least number of people he needs to be able to pay for the food, favors and invitations?
Michael is a party planner, who is throwing a birthday party for Jennifer. He can spend $15.50 per person. He spends $95.75 for food, $52.25 for party favors, and $21 for invitations. What is the least number of people he needs to be able to pay for the food, favors and invitations?
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Michael is a party planner, who is throwing a birthday party for Jennifer. He can spend $15.50 per person. He spends $95.75 for food, $52.25 for party favors, and $21 for invitations. What is the least number of people he needs to be able to pay for the food, favors and invitations?
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