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saveliy_v [14]
3 years ago
6

Students sold 400 tickets to the spring band concert. The students sold adult and child (under 12 years old) tickets. Each adult

ticket was $5.00 and each child ticket was $2.00. The total amount of money earned from the sale of tickets was $1475. Please choose the correct set of equations.
a)

{5x+2y=1475
{x+y=400


b)

{5x+2y=400
{x+y=1475


c)

{5x=4002
{x=1475


d)

{x+2x=400
{y+5y=1475
Mathematics
1 answer:
Nonamiya [84]3 years ago
7 0
A)

{5x+2y=1475 (whole sum)
{x+y=400 (whole tickets)

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