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3 years ago

Suppose the total cost for n tickets is $36 what's is the total cost of one more ticket is purchased

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$36/n because since there are n amount of tickets, you should divide $36 by n. I feel like you won't get me. For instance, let's say n is 6 tickets. So if 6 tickets are for $36, you should divide $36 by 6 tickets to find the unit rate. Hope this helps.

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<h2> sorry </h2>

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