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3 years ago

A movie theater has n rows and m seats in each row. If each ticket costs $5.60, how much do all tickets to one movie cost?

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docker41 [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

All Tickets to one movie cost $\$5.60 \times m\times n$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of rows in theater = n

Number of seats in each row = m

Total number of seats in the theater = Number of rows in theater $\times$ Number of seats in each row= $m \times n$

Now given each ticket costs = $\$5.60$

So to find total of all tickets we need multiply each ticket cost by Total number of seats in the theater

Total tickets cost = each ticket cost $\times$ Total number of seats in the theater = $\$5.60 \times m \times n$

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