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tickets at a museum cost 17 dollars each for a field trip, the museum offers a 4 doller discount on each ticket. How much will t

ickets for 32 students cost?

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Marizza181 [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

$416 sounds like the best answer.

Explanation:

The tickets started off at $17, but a $4 discount for EACH ticket bought.

so 17-4 is 13

now tickets cost $13 each.

Multiply it by 32.

13x32=416

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