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Jennifer and carmen have the same amount of money to spend on carnival tickets Jennifer buys 4 tickets and has 8.40 left carmen

buys 7 tickets and has 7.15 left how much does each ticket cost round to the nearest cent

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Sliva [168]3 years ago

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Do the following:

$8.40-$7.15=$1.25
Then divide 1.25 by the difference of tickets which is 3
1.25/3=0.42 (that's rounded to nearest cent)

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