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Elden [556K]
3 years ago
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Two families go skiing on a Saturday. One family purchases three adult lift tickets and four lift tickets for $188. Another fami

ly purchases four adult lift tickets and five youth lift tickets for $244. Let x represent the cost in dollars of one adult lift ticket and let y represent the cost in dollars of one youth lift ticket. Solve the linear system to find the cost of one adult and one youth lift ticket.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mnenie [13.5K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:using elimination to solve for x

9x +6y = 3*134    | Multiplying 1st equation by 3

-4x -6y = -2*146   | Multiplying 2nd equation by -2

   5x = 3*134 - 2*146

   5x = $110

    x = $22,  the cost of the youth ticket

Step-by-step explanation:This question Sets Up two equations with 2 unknowns        

Let x and y represent the cost of the youth and adult ticket respectively

Question states***

3x + 2y = $134    

2x + 3y = $146

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