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Advocard [28]
3 years ago
8

For a popular Broadway musical, the theater box office sold 356 tickets at $80 apiece, 275 tickets at $60 apiece, and 369 ticket

s at $45 apiece. How much money did the box office take in?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Stella [2.4K]3 years ago
3 0
For 356 ticket, each ticket is $80, so all of those tickets cost 356 × 80 = $28,480.
For 275 ticket, each ticket is $60, so all of those tickets cost 275 × 60 = $16,500.
For 369 ticket, each ticket is $45, so all of those tickets cost 369 × 45 = $16,605.

For all of the tickets the box office took in you have to do:
28,480 + 16,500 + 16,605 = 61,585

<u>The answer is $61,585.</u>
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