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The local high school is having a talent show. On Monday they sale 5 children tickets and 3 adult tickets for $25 On Tuesday the

y sale 4 children tickets and 4 adult tickets for $28. How much does a child's ticket cost?

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Lunna [17]3 years ago

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The adult tickets cost $5 and the child tickets cost $2

Monday
5 x ($2) + 3 x ($5) = $25

Tuesday
4 x ($2) + 4 x ($5) = $28

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