An amusment park sells 9 tickets for $12 and 12 tickets for $15 . Is this fair explain

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Andru [333]3 years ago

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Yes because you are paying .75 for each ticket with the 9/$12 deal, and .80 for each ticket with the 12/$15 deal

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