You can work these in your head if you consider the revenue generated by the least contributor (children's tickets) and the difference in revenue between that and the larger contributor ($2.00 -1.50 = 0.50).
If all were children's tickets, the revenue would be 500*$1.50 = $750.00. The actual revenue exceeded that amount by $862.50 -750.00 = 112.50. This difference in revenue is made up by the sale of $112.50/$0.50 = 225 adult tickets. Then the number of children's tickets is 500 -225 = 275.
225 adult tickets were sold
275 children's tickets were sold.
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If you need an equation, you can write an equation using a variable for the number of adult tickets sold (the largest contributor).
.. (500 -a)*1.50 +a*2.00 = 862.50
.. 0.50a = (862.50 -750.00) . . . . . does this look familiar, yet?
.. a = 112.50/0.50 = 225
Okay, to find the ratio, add up all the numbers of DVDs.
You should end up with 36 DVDs.
The question states that you need to find the ratio between the action DVDs and the total amount of DVDs.
The amount of action DVDs is 12.
Now take 32 and 12, the ratio of the action DVDs and the total amount of DVDs to get your ratio.
The ratio is 12 out of 31, or 12:32
Answer:
9 5/7
Step-by-step explanation:
You add all the 13/14 then divided it by 14
Then add all the while numbers then add then add them all together
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
7 x 13 (split 13 into 10 + 3)
= 7 x ( 10 + 3) (expand parentheses by distributive property)
= (7 x 10) + (7 x 3)
= 70 + 21
= 91
F(2) is (0) so your answer is A. (0,2).
