<span>Given
Situation:
=> There are 408 total of ticket sold for a school play
=> 3 times of the tickets are sold to students compare to the adults
=> So the ratio of the given situation is 1 : 3
=> Now, 1 + 3 = 4
Since, we need 4 parts, let’s divide 408 by 4
=> 408 / 4 = 102 – the number of tickets for adults
=> 102 x 3 = 306 – the number of tickets for students
=> 102 : 306</span>
Let the base be b. Then the height is b-4. So:
1/2(b)(b-4)=6
b²-4b-12=0
(b-6)(b+2)=0
b=6
b-4=2
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If, for example, the usual price of the cycle is $4,100, and we want to know how much one could save by buying the cycle at $3,600, we must subtract $3,600 from $4,100:
$4,100
- 3,600
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$500
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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