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A ride on the roller coaster costs 4 tickets while the boat ride only costs 3 tickets. Michael went on the two rides a total of

10 times and spent a total of 37 tickets. Which equation is true?
A. r(10 – r) = 10
B. r + (10 – r) = 4 + 3
C. 4r[3(10 – r)] = 37
D. 4r + 3(10 – r) = 37

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Amanda [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. 4r + 3(10 – r) = 37

Explanation:

Let r be the roller coaster ride. Since it costs 4 tickets, this gives us the expression 4r.

We know that there were 10 rides total; this leaves Michael 10-r for the number of times he rode the boat ride.

Each boat ride costs 3 tickets; this gives us the expression

3(10-r)

Together, this gives us

4r+3(10-r) = 37

OLga [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

Your answer would be D.) 4r + 3(10 – r) = 37

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