3 years ago

Someone please help with this problem

1 answer:

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A) write an equation you can solve to find the cost of one ticket
x=cost of one ticket.
9x+5=104

b)
I have to solve this equation.
1)adding -5 to each side
2) dividing both sides by 9

c)
9x+5=104
1) 9x+5-5=104-5
9x=99
2) 9x/9=99/9
x=11

the cost of each ticket was $11

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