Answer:
The $1 belongs to the cash box
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
See attachment for complete question
Required
Determine if the $1 belongs to the cash box or not
Represent singles with s and couples with c.
From the attachment, we have:
--- total attendance
--- ticket sold
Solve for s and c.
Make s the subject in (1)
Substitute 47 - c for s in (2)
Open bracket
This means that the total individual which makes up the couples are 35. This is not possible because couples are in 2's and the total should be an even number.
<em>So, we can conclude that the $1 belongs to the cash box</em>
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152.5 is 250% of the number, 61
This Question is related to Direct Proportionality
Here : The Number of Miles Driven is Directly Proportional to Number of Gallons of Gas
Number of Miles ∝ Gallons of Gas
Given Keith with 16 Gallons of Gas Drove 436 Miles
⇒ Keith with 1 Gallon of Gas would Drive - 
Miles
⇒ Keith with 1 Gallon of Gas would Drive : 27.25 Miles
⇒ Keith with 14 Gallons of Gas would Drive : 14 × 27.25 Miles
⇒ Keith with 14 Gallons of Gas would Drive : 381.5 Miles
