Answer:
1. $1050
2. $5.25t = c.
3. $813.75 ÷ 5.25 = 155.
Step-by-step explanation:
For the first day, 200 kid tickets were purchased. We know that a singular movie ticket is $5.25. From this information, I know I have to multiply.
200 x 5.25 = 1050.
The answer to number one is $1050.
So t will be the variable that represents the number of kid's tickets and c is the total cost, from this equation, I would create this equation:
$5.25t = c.
I put 5.25 down because that is the cost of a singular child ticket. It would be multiplied by t (total amount of child tickets) and the product would be the total cost of those tickets (c).
The answer to number 2 is $5.25t = c.
Another day, the total cost of the tickets were $813.75. One kid movie ticket is $5.25, so this calls for division.
$813.75 ÷ 5.25 = 155.
The total amount of tickets that were purchased that day was 155 child tickets.
