A particular shoe store stocks two styles of walking shoes. Style A sells for $66.95 and Style B sells for $84.95. At the end of
the week, sales totaled in $17,652. The number of Style A shoes sold was twenty-four less than twice the number of Style B shoes sold. how many of each type or so that week?
There should be 480 visitors (including children)
This would be because 60% of the people have 180 children so divide by 6 and you have 30 or 10%, multiply the 30 by 10 (to get a hundred percent [300] ) and add the children to get 480.
