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Hi please help with this maths question URGENT!!! Thank you.

2 answers:

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Y = 20T + 16C

this is 20 * the cost of one cinema ticket, and 16 * the cost of one theatre ticket. i assume the answer was to be in slope intercept form by the style of question.. i hope this helps!

Sedaia [141]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\large\boxed{\pounds(20T+16C)}$

Step-by-step explanation:

$\text{The expression for the cost of 20 theatre tickets:}\ 20(\pounds T)\\\\\text{The expression for the cost of 16 cinema tickets:}\ 16(\pounds C)\\\\\text{The expression for the total cost of 20 theatre tickets and 16 cinema tickets:}\\\\20(\pounds T)+16(\pounds C)=\pounds(20T+16C)$

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