Answer:
The number is 60
Step-by-step explanation:
Of is multiply and is means equals
20% * N = 12
Changing to decimal form
.20 N = 12
Divide by .20
.20N/.20 = 12/.20
N = 60
The number is 60
Answer:
Im pretty sure it's the 2nd one
I dont know exactly what your asking but x=-y-2
A=adult tickets
c=chlderenticekts
s=sinior tickets
a=c
a+c+s=120
2a+s=120
total made is 1100
12a+6c+10s=1100
sub
a=c
12a+6a+10s=1100
add
18a+10s=1100
multiply first equation by -9 and add to other equation
-18a-9s=-1080
18a+10s=1100 +
0a+s=20
s=20
20 senior tickets were sold
answer is B
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