Answer:
B. Infinitely many solutions
To solve this, I would just find what two adult tickets and one child ticket wold be worth.
To find that, just do:
5.20 + 9.90 * 2, which makes 25.
So now you just find how many 25s are in 900, or 36.
So 36 children's tickets were sold that day.
Hope I helped :)
Answer:
A person in a group where 5 people are sharing 3 small bags of snickers
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of calories in one bag of snickers =x
Number of calories in 3 small bags of snickers =3x
- If 5 people share 3 small bags of snickers, 1 person's share

Number of calories in 2 small bags of snickers =2x
- If 7 people share 2 small bags of snickers, 1 person's share

We then compare the two.
Let x=1

Therefore, a person in a group where 5 people are sharing 3 small bags of snickers gets more calories.