If order doesn't matter then the number of possible choices is:
Let x represent first number in pair and y represent second number. We can see that x numbers are increasing by 1 on each next pair. y numbers are square of 0,2,4,6 and 8
Knowing all of that let "n" represent the position of the pair starting from 0!
than we can write that the rule is:
(n,(2n)^2)
The answer is 28.8 (the first option)
Let’s start off by subtracting 5 from 10 leaving 5 dollars
if 6 tickets cost 3 dollars she can only buy 6 tickets because she will only have 2 dollars left
