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Lilit [14]
2 years ago
15

For a particular​ event, 771 tickets were sold for a total of ​$3037. If students paid ​$3 per ticket and non-students paid ​$5

per​ ticket, how many student tickets were​ sold?
Mathematics
1 answer:
BlackZzzverrR [31]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Number of student tickets were sold = 409

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of tickets sold = 771

I.e Students ticket (S) + Non students ticket(N S)  = 771

Total amount to be paid for tickets = $ 3037

Amount paid by students per tickets = $3

Amount paid by non-students per tickets = $5

So, according to question

S + NS = 771

3 S + 5 NS = 3037

Solve both equations  

5 S + 5 NS = 771 × 5

3 S + 5 NS = 3037

so ,

(5 S + 5 NS) - (3 S + 5 NS ) = 3855 - 3037

Or, 2 S = 818

I.e S = \frac{818}{2} = 409

Hence, The number of student tickets were sold = 409      Answer

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