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The total cost of attending an AHS football game can be presented by the equation C= 5t, where C is the total cost and t is the

number of tickets purchased. How many tickets can you get for $35.00?

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Nitella [24]3 years ago

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Seven tickets, you only need to take away the "C" and substitute for $35.00 and solve for "t"

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