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Vitek1552 [10]
3 years ago
8

for a concert 1000 tickets are sold at either 1200shilling or 800 the total amount received is 928000 how many of each prize was

sold​
Mathematics
1 answer:
solniwko [45]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

320 tickets for 1200 shs and 680 tickets for 800 shs (multiply please)

Step-by-step explanation:

let; x - be the number of 1200 shs tickets.

     y - number of 800 shs tickets.

x + y = 1000 tickets........................... eqtn 1

1200x + 800y = 928000 shs.........................eqtn 2

solve the simultaneous equation by elimination by multiplying eqtn 1 by 800 and eqtn 2 by 1 to be able to eliminate (y) when subtracting.

you will get ; -400x = -12800. Cancel out to get x as 320.

use any equation to get y

i used equation 1 ; 320 + y =1000.

subtract 320 from 1000 to get 680.

multiply the number of tickets by their corresponding amount to get the answer as;

1200 sh tickets = 384000 shs

800 sh tickets = 544000 shs.

there goes your answer . you can prove it to see if it adds up. i hope i have been a great help to you.

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