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Oksanka [162]
3 years ago
15

A group of children, adults, and senior citizens attended three different art exhibits that have different ticket prices for eac

h age group. Let c represent the number of children, a represent the number of adults, and s represent the number of senior citizens. The system represents the cost of each type of ticket and the total cost of the tickets for all three exhibits. What are the numbers of children, adults, and seniors that attended these three exhibits?
Mathematics
1 answer:
anastassius [24]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

c = 100, a = 50, s = 20

Step-by-step explanation:

following information is missing from the question

6c + 7a + 2s = 990

3c + 3a + 4s = 430

2c + 4a + 4s = 480

If you solve the equation by putting in the values given in the option you will deduce that only option d matches LHS to the RHS

Lets see how,

6c + 7a + 2s = 990                

where, c = 100, a = 50, s = 20

6(100) + 7(50) + 2(20) = 990

600 + 750 + 40 = 990

990 = 990 hence true

2c + 4a + 4s = 480                     where, c = 100, a = 50, s = 20

2 (100) + 4 ( 50) + 4 (20)  = 480

200 + 250 + 80  =  480

See for the other option too with the same steps done above  to have a more clear understanding :)

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