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a discounted concert ticket costs $14.50 less than the original price pp. you pay $53 for a discounted ticket. write an equation

that can be used to find the original price. equation: =53=53

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spayn [35]3 years ago

5 0

X = original price
x - 14.50 = 53 <== ur equation

x - 14.50 = 53
x = 53 + 14.50
x = 67.50...original price

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