SOLUTION: okay here is the question...Ticket sales for the band concert totaled $1200. The adult tickets were $2 each. Student tickets were $1 each. There were twice as many adults tickets s
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Question 14323: okay here is the question...Ticket sales for the band concert totaled $1200. The adult tickets were $2 each. Student tickets were $1 each. There were twice as many adults tickets sold as student tickets. How many of each kind were sold?
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Answer by LilSkittleMd(119) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Let A=adult tickets
S=student tickets
First you need to set up your equations
2A+1S=1200
A=2S
To solve this use the substitution method and plug in what A is equal to
2(2S)+1S=1200
Distribute
4S+1S=1200
Combine like terms
5S=1200
Divide both sides by 5
S=240
Now plug in the S value into one of the original equations
A=2(240)
A=480
There were 240 student tickets sold and 480 adult tickets sold
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