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The table shows ticket prices for the local minor league baseball team for fan club members and non-members. For how many ticket

s is the cost the same for club members and non-members?

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MrRa [10]3 years ago

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Members: $3 Non-Members: $6 for it to be the same 1 member would have to buy 2 tickets and a non-member would buy 1

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