Use the formulla d=rt.find t for r =48.3m/h and d=545.79m.
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If you solve d = rt for t, you have t = d/r. If we have values for d and r we will fill them into that equation and divide. 
. Setting that up so the meters cancel as they should looks like this: 
lets us divide as we need to and at the same time cancel out the distance, leaving us time in hours. The t value then is 11.3 hours.
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The first thing we are going to do to solve our system, is replacing equation (2) in equation (1), and then, solve for
Now that we have the number of tickets that the adults bought, lets replace that value in equation (2):
Last but not least, to find the total number of tickets, we are going to add
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