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Members of the drama club plan to present its annual spring musical. They have $1,262.50 left from fundraising, but they estimat

e that the entire production will cost $1,600.00.

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saul85 [17]3 years ago

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Answer: At least 50 Tickets

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Since each ticket cost $6.75 each you will have to

$1,600.00-$1,262.50 = $33.75 after that you will have to

$33.75÷$6.75 =$50

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