Question

On the Sat the lowest value anyone can score on the math section is 200 and the highest is 800. Jason is a senior retaking the SAT in March to score higher on the SAT math section. He has been practicing to improve his score from this original test. He is currently taking a practice test with 58 math questions that mocks the SAT, Let X= the number he gets correct on the practice test with a mean of 38 questions and a standard deviation of 4.8 questions. Let Y= Jason’s predicted score on the SAT from a randomly selected practice test modeled by the equation Y=10.34X+200.

Answer 1

Answer:

10 people

Step-by-step explanation:

Parking needs to be paid for but if all friends are going together, they need to only pay once for parking.

The amount spent on just tickets is therefore:

= 243.25 - 15.75

= $227.50.

If $227.50 was for tickets alone, the number of tickets they could buy is:

= Total amount left/ Price of tickets

= 227.50 / 22.75

= 10 people

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