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JulsSmile [24]3 years ago

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B) is your answer

The cost for x children is $6. This means that the children is a variable (x), but no matter how much children there is, each ticket costs $6 (constant). (becomes 6x)
The cost for y adult is $11. This means that the adults is a variable (y), but no matter how much adult there is, each ticket costs $11 (constant)
(becomes 11y)
So B) is correct.

hope this helps

zaharov [31]3 years ago

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B.

The cost for x children and y adults to go to the movies if adult tickets are $11 and child tickets are $6.

Example 3 children and 2 adults ( 6(3) + 11(2) )

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