60 children tickets and 190 adult tickets were sold.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the no. of adult tickets sold be 'a'
Let the no. of children tickets sold be 'c'
Total tickets sold = 250
Cost of 1 children ticket = $2.5
Cost of 1 adult ticket = $4
Total money collected= $910
Given that,
a + c = 250
a = 250 - c
4a + 2.5c = 910
Substitute a value
4(250 - c) + 2.5c = 910
1000 - 4c + 2.5c = 910
1000 - 1.5c = 910
-1. 5c = -90
1.5c = 90
c = 90/1.5
c = 60
a + c = 250
a + 60 = 250
a = 190
GCF(24, 30, 42) = 6 I think it is.
The answer would be 2, 41° i think
Given that total number of books in the book store = 75972
Given that total number of books in science section =
rd of total books =
= 25324
Then remaining number of books = 75972 - 25324 = 50648
Given that 75% of the remaining books are in business section = 75% of 50648 = 0.75*50648 = 37986
Then number of books in the math section = 50648 - 37986 = 12662
Hence final answer is 12662 books in the math section.
Answer:
Is it 1,512?
Step-by-step explanation: