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Use algebra to set up 2 equations.
Assign c as number of tickets for CATS and w for number of tickets of WICKED
c + w = 2700
c / w = 7 / 11
Then solve for one of them in the first equation
c = 2700 - w
Then put this value for c into the 2nd equation
(2700 - w) / w = 7 / 11
Now cross multiply the numerator by denominator of both numerator and denominator pairs
7w = 11 x (2700 - w)
7w = 29700 - 11w
Now solve for w
7w = 26700 - 11w
Add +11w to both sides
18w = 29700
Now divide by 18 on both sides
w = 1650
Then c is the remainder of that ... 2700 - 1650 = 1050
You can also check because 7 / 11 = 1050 / 1650
Point D is located between 35 and 40 so the possible answers are 36, 37, 38, and 39.
Point D is closer to 40 than 35, so we narrow down the option to 38 or 39.
39 would have been really close to 40, so Lara's statement is reasonable to say 38 is point D.
Answer:
The ticket is bought for 28 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that the teacher is going to buy museum ticket for each students.
Total money spent = $182
Price of each ticket = $6.50
Let total number of tickets bought =
We know that to find the total amount of money spent on ticket, we can add price of each ticket (i.e. $6.50) number of times.
OR
In other words, simply multiply the number of tickets with price of each ticket to find the total money spent.
Total money spent =
We know that total money spent is $182.
The ticket is bought for 28 students
The Answer to this problem is 190179