The club sold 120 student tickets and 30 adult tickets.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The cost of student ticket= $12
The cost of adult ticket= $20
The total cost of 150 tickets sold= $2040
Check for which option gives you the answer as $2040
<u>Option A)</u>
The cost of 30 students= 30*12= $360
The cost of 120 adults= 120*20= $2400
The total cost of 150 tickets= 360+2400= $2760 (exceeds 2040)
<u>Option B)</u>
The cost of 120 students= 120*12= $1440
The cost of 30 adults= 30*20= $600
The total cost of 150 tickets= 1440+600= $2040 <u>(correct answer)</u>
<u>Option C)</u>
The cost of 100 students= 100*12= $1200
The cost of 50 adults= 50*20= $1000
The total cost of 150 tickets= 1200+1000= $2200 (exceeds 2040)
<u>Option D)</u>
The cost of 50 students= 50*12= $600
The cost of 100 adults= 100*20= $2000
The total cost of 150 tickets= 600+2000= $2600 (exceeds 2040)
Log(3) + log(x)=log(66)
log(x)=log(66)-log(3)
log(x)=log(66/3)
log(x)=log(22)
x=22
79.47 (total cost before sale) - 9.02 (12% off) = 70.45 (total after sale).
70.45 (total after sale) + 6.32 (tax) = $76.77
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<span>3
classmates shares 2 granola bars.
IF they shared it equally, how much will each of them get?
=> 3 classmate = 2 available granola
Let’s divide the 2 granola in each of them
=> 2 /3
=> 0.67
Thus, each of them is expected to receive approximately 0.67 granola each
=> Unit rate = 0.67 granola / person. </span>
Answer:
75.5 is not equivalent because 75 1/2% to a decimal is 0.775
Step-by-step explanation:
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