Answer:
the 1st, 2nd and 6th statements are true.
and probably the 3rd statement is true.
I am not sure about the 3rd statement, as I cannot read the original in your screenshot, and your transcribed description is probably not correct and contains typos.
but all you need is in the explanation below to decide, if the actual 3rd statement is true or not.
if "58 + 79 = 1268" actually means "5s + 7g = 1268" then it is true. otherwise it is false.
Step-by-step explanation:
g = number of general tickets sold
s = number of student tickets sold
so, in total
g + s = 234
tickets were sold.
and the revenue was
7g + 5s = $1,268
out of these 2 basic equating we get
g = 234 - s
and then
7(234 - s) + 5s = 1,268
1,638 - 7s + 5s = 1,268
-2s = -370
s = 185
g = 234 - s = 234 - 185 = 49
so, we know
185 student tickets were sold for 5×185 = $925
49 general tickets were sold for 7×49 = $343
