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Find the total cost for 1 adult's ticket and 3 children's tickets if the adult fare is $540 and the child fare is two thirds of

the adult fare.

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aliina [53]2 years ago

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$540+$360+$360+$360=$1620 this is the total cost cause 2/3 of an adult is 360 dollars which is how much 1 children ticket cost.

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