Find the ticket unit cost: divide the total paid, $324, by the number of tickets, x. Then the form of the unit cost is
$324
--------- .
x
This question is highly unusual in that you write "x" as the number of tickets sold, instead of a specific number of tickets. Supposing that you'd sold 100 tickets for $324, then the unit cost would be, much more typically, a numeric ratio:
$324
----------------- = $3.24/ticket
100 tickets
Write the folowing in standard form and you well get
#1 is 5b
#2 is b−8x+<span>4</span>
25m+100−24m−75=68
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
25m+100−24m−75=68
25m+100+−24m+−75=68
(25m+−24m)+(100+−75)=68(Combine Like Terms)
m+25=68
m+25=68
Step 2: Subtract 25 from both sides.
m+25−25=68−25
m=43
Answer:
m=43
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