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Question 1195983: Sam is selling tickets for a play. There are two types of tickets, children and adults. The children’s tickets cost six dollars and I don’t think it cost $10. Sam starts by selling 30 adult tickets before selling any children tickets. If Sam wants her children to get sells to match adult ticket sells while still selling both constantly, how many people will she have to sell tickets to? Create a system of equations and use equal value theorem to solve Answer by josgarithmetic(39616) (Show Source):
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