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Let's represent each ticket with the variable t. For each ticket sold, there will be 3 dollars added to the total. So, if you multiply the number of tickets by 3, you will have your total.
This gives us the following equation.
3t=504
We could use this equation to find the number of tickets sold by dividing both sides of it by 3, which isolates the t, showing us that t=168.
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Ellen bought soccer shorts on sale for $6 off the regular price of $40. What Percent did she save?
The answer is 15%
$7•4 tickets=$28every student
$28•23=$644
$644 the amount of money the class earned
Answer:kilogram of quarters
Step-by-step explanation:
because quarters equal 25 cents each and it’s a kilogram
Total Attendence = Mean Attendence × No. of Incidents
= 24,500 × 25
= 612,500.
