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3 years ago

Alison wants to find the total cost of buying 4 adult admission tickets to an amusement park.identify the input and output

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Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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If you are talking about a graph:

The input would be the number of adult tickets.

The output would be the amount of money.

If you talking about it normally:

The input would be the amount of money.

The output would be the number of adult tickets.

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