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Tickets for a school play are $9 per person at the door. However, Devon can save $3 per ticket if he buys his tickets ahead of t

ime. Devon purchased his tickets ahead of time and spent $72. If the variable n represents the number of tickets, which equation can be used to find the number of tickets Devon purchased?

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3n=72

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