SOLUTION: Advance tickets to a show cost 20 ,and same-day tickets cost 30. The total number of tickets sold was 60 for total receipts of 1600. How many tickets of each type were sold.
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Question 225216: Advance tickets to a show cost 20 ,and same-day tickets cost 30. The total number of tickets sold was 60 for total receipts of 1600. How many tickets of each type were sold.
Answer by LtAurora(115) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
From the given information we can say:
Where A is the advance ticket and S is the same-day ticket.
Solve the first equation for one of the variables:
Then plug this into the second equation:
Distribute the 20:
Move the 1200 to the other side and combine the S terms:
Divide both sides by 10:
Plug this back into our first equation:
So, 40 same-day tickets were sold and 20 advance tickets.
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