Answer:
16 apples, 20 pears
Step-by-step explanation:
36+4=40
So 40/2= 20 or an even amount of both apples and pears
20-4= 16 ~Original amount of apples
36-16=20 ~Amount of pears
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given equation:

Cube root both sides:
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Rewrite 8 as 2³:



Simplify:



X - tickets
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167x + 19x + 16 = 1132
186x + 16 = 1132
186x = 1132 - 16
186x = 1116
x = 1116 : 186
x = 6 tickets (answer).
Answer:
-4 is the correct answer to this problem