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Tickets to a local movie were sold At $4 for adults and $2.50 for kids. There...
Tickets to a local movie were sold At $4 for adults and $2.50 for
kids. There were 480 tickets sold for a total of $1680. How many
adult tickets and how many kid tickets were sold?
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Tickets were sold at $4 for adults
Let the number of adults be 'a'
Tickets were sold at $2.50 for kids,
Let the number of kids be 'k'
480 tickets were sold for $1680
So,
Total tickets is 480
Sold at $1680
Multiplying with
2.5
Subtracting
with
Substitute a=320 in
Therefore,
Number of adult tickets sold = 320
Number of kids tickets sold = 160
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