Answer:
Section A = 25,000 seats
Section B = 14,600 seats
Section C = 10,400 seats
Step-by-step explanation:
Total Seats = 50,000
Seats in Section A cost = $30
Seats in Section B cost = $24
Seats in Section C cost = $18
Total sales from the event = $1,287,600
No. of Seats in section A = No. seats in Section B + No. seats in Section C
A = B + C
or, 2A = 50,000
A = 25,000 seats @ $30/seat = $750,000
B + C = 25,000
24B + 18C = 537,600
24B + 18(25,000 - B) = 537,600
24B + 450,000 - 18B = 537,600
6B = 87600
B = 14,600
C = 10,400
Hence;
A = 25,000 seats
B = 14,600 seats
C = 10,400 seats
Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
$30
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculation for the tickets that must be purchased for Carnival T and Carnival Q to be the same
Based on the information given let x be the number of ticket to be purchased .
Carnival T entrance fee= $7.00
Ride= $0.50 per ticket
Carnival Q entree fee =12.00
Ride= $0.25 per ticket
Tickets=$7.00 + ($0.50* x) = $12.00 + ($0.25* x)
.25 x = 5.00
Hence:
x=$.25+$5.00
×=$30
Therefore the amount of tickets that must be purchased in order for the total cost at Carnival T and Carnival Q to be the same will be $30
The correct answer would be: 4.6 x 10^5
