Round 3308.89 to the nearest Australian dollar - $4336 AUD .
C i think, sorry if its wrong
Answer: THE LAST OPTION
Step-by-step explanation:
1. You have the following equation given in the problem:

2. If you multiply both sides of the equation shown above by 6, you obtain the following:


3. When you simplify the equation, you obtain the following equivalent equation:

Answer:
adult tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the total sold adult ticket.
Given:
Total 582 tickets were sold.
There were 68 fewer student tickets sold than adult tickets
Then there were
students.
So, The total sold ticket equation is





Therefore, 257 adult tickets were sold
Pretty sure its the 3rd one