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A family paid $142.80 which included $6.80 in taxes for 4 play tickets each ticket costs the same amount how much did each perso

n's ticket cost before fax was added

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borishaifa [10]3 years ago

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$142.80-$6.80=$136 divided by 4 equals $34

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