For a Saturday matinee, adult tickets cost $6.50 and kids under 12 pay only $4.00. If 90 tickets are sold for a total of $460, how many of the tickets were adult tickets and how many were sold to kids under 12?
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let a = the number of adult tickets sold
let k = the number of kid tickets sold
a + k = 90
6.50a + 4k = 460
using substitution, solve the system...you can do this...you must do this !!
euclid
[a = 40, k = 50 ]
let k = the number of kid tickets sold
a + k = 90
6.50a + 4k = 460
using substitution, solve the system...you can do this...you must do this !!
euclid
[a = 40, k = 50 ]
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a-# of adult tickets
k-# of kid tickets
6.50a+4k=460
a+k=90
So you can use the strategy of graphing, substitution or elimination to solve.
k-# of kid tickets
6.50a+4k=460
a+k=90
So you can use the strategy of graphing, substitution or elimination to solve.