I believe it is 128. I may be wrong but if there are 384 tickets sold and there were 2 times more student tickets sold than adult then there are 128 tickets lift over to be adult tickets
Answer:
What is the total of your fixed expenses?
Step-by-step explanation: The answer to this question which I do hope I am right is (1pt) $1,356.08
<em>In decimal form, a = 114.5; b = 25.5</em>
We will write this as a system of equations, where 
and 
are the two angles.
We will use substitution to solve this system. We know what equals, so we plug that into the second equation.
Combine the like terms.
Add 
on both sides.
Divide both sides by 
.
Now just subtract that from 
.
15/50 * 2/2 = 30/100
Now you can easily see decimal and percent form
Decimal: 0.30
Percent: 30 percent
Let's calculate for the tablespoons of sugar to tablespoons of milk ratio for Mark, Sharri and Eve.
Mark: 3/2 = 1.5
Sharri: 4/3 = 1.3
Eve: 9/6 = 1.5
From the solution, Eve has an equivalent ratio to that of Mark's.
