Three tickets to a concert cost $54. How much do 7 tickets cost? A. $58 B. $72 C. $108 D. $126

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To know how much each ticket costs we need to do divide 54 / 3 to find out the cost of each ticket, the answer is 18 After we find that we multiply that number by 7 to find the answer, after we do that the answer is 126, so, that is the cost of 7 tickets.

Ksju [112]3 years ago

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The answer is D $126,if three cost $54 that means one costs $18 and just multiply it with seven

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