SOLUTION: A movie theatre has to sell at least $1000
of tickets per movie in order to pay for
the cost of wages and the cost of the
movie. The tickets sale for a new movie
is shown. How
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Question 605491: A movie theatre has to sell at least $1000
of tickets per movie in order to pay for
the cost of wages and the cost of the
movie. The tickets sale for a new movie
is shown. How many adult tickets need
to be sold in order for the theatre to not
lose money? Write an inequality and
solve.
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You didn't include all of the information from the problem. This is Algebra.com, it is NOT the Psychic Hot Line. We don't have your book and we can't read your mind. Don't respond back to me because I may not be on line to answer later. Repost the question giving ALL of the information and showing what you have tried so far. If what you have tried so far is nothing, we are much less likely to want to help you.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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