Rashida bought 3 tickets to a concert for $75.A this rate how much would 5 tickets cost

2 answers:

6 0

First divide 75 by 3 to figure out what the cost of 1 ticket is.
75÷3 = 25
so, 1 ticket costs $25
now multiply 25 by 5
25*5= 125
so 5 tickets would cost $125

Vaselesa [24]3 years ago

5 0

Answer: The cost of 5 tickets = $125

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that , the cost of 3 tickets = $ 75

Then , By Unitary ,method

The cost of one ticket= (cost of 3 tickets) ÷ (3)

= ($75) ÷ (3)

= $25

Now , if the rate is same , the cost of 5 such tickets will be

5 x (Cost of one ticket)

= 5 x ($25)

= $125

Hence , the cost of 5 tickets = $125

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