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Total of 589 tickets were sold for the school play. they were either adult tickets or student tickets. there were 61 fewer stude

nt tickets sold than adult tickets. how many adult tickets were sold?

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olga_2 [115]3 years ago

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A+S=589
S=a-61
A+A-61=589
2a=589+61
2a=650
A=325
S=325-61
S=264
Hope this helps

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