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I need answers for number 20 I need This done by Tuesday

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nikdorinn [45]3 years ago

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One ticket costs $24.50 - $19 more for evening

Six tickets cost 6 ( $24.50 - $19 ) more

Answer: 6 ( $24.50 - $19 )

Problem 18 is D by the way

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