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Hope pays $126 for 6 theater tickets. How much would 14 theater tickets cost?

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mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago

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126/6 = 21 If its 21$ per ticket then all that you have to do to finish the problem is multiply 21 by 14 which is 294. So for 14 tickets. The answer would be 294$

yan [13]3 years ago

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$126 / 6 = 21

$21 = 1 theater ticket

$21 x 14 = $294

It would cost Hope $294 for 14 theater tickets

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