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marshall27 [118]
2 years ago
5

$2 per person for zoo members and $3 per person for non members. 239 tickets were sold for a total of $593. How many zoo members

and how many non zoo members visited that day?
Mathematics
1 answer:
defon2 years ago
4 0

x=number of members

y=number of non-members

total peple was 239 so x+y=239

total collected was 593 so 2x+3y=593


we have 2 equations, 2 unknowns

x+y=239

2x+3y=593

elimination

multiply 1st equation by -2

-2x-2y=-478

add to 2nd equation


-2x-2y=-478

<u>2x+3y=593 +</u>

0x+1y=115


y=115

solve for x

x+y=239

x+115=239

x=124


124 zoo members and 115 non-members visited the zoo that day

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