SOLUTION: Tickets to the theater cost men 5 cents, women 2 cents, and children a tenth of a penny. The theater owner wants to fill all 100 of the seats in the theater for a total of $1.00.
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Question 581267: Tickets to the theater cost men 5 cents, women 2 cents, and children a tenth of a penny. The theater owner wants to fill all 100 of the seats in the theater for a total of $1.00. What is the combination of men, women and children that can buy tickets?
I have tried trial and error for about 3 hours and I am stuck. Clearly the children have to be in multiples of 10 and there needs to be a good amount of them to make it to 100 total people. Thanks for your help.
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
11 men, 19 women, 70 children
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