Question 634503
When a family with two adults and three children bought tickets for a movie, they paid a total of $27.25. The next family in line, with two children and three adults, paid $32.25 for the same movie. 
a) Write a system of equations with two variables describing the situation above. Define your variables. For example x= …, y=… 
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Equations:
2a + 3c = 27.25
3a + 2c = 32.25
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Multiply thru 1st by 3
Multiply thru 2nd by 2
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6a + 9c = 3*27.25
6a + 4c = 2*32.25
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Subtract and solve for "c":
5c = 17.25
c = $3.45 (price of a child's ticket)
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Solve for "a":
2a + 3c = 27.25
2a + 3*3.45 = 27.25
2a =  16.9
a = $8.45 (price of an adult's ticket)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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b) Find the adult and child prices of the movie tickets. 
#2 a) Give an example of a linear inequality. b) Would the answer to your inequality be one point? Why or why not?