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Real quick please. At a carnival it costs $6.54 for 3 tickets. Write an equation that can be used to express the relationship between the total cost (t) and the number of tickets(n) you buy.
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Real quick please. At a carnival it costs $6.54 for 3 tickets. Write an equation that can be used to express the relationship between the total cost (t) and the number of tickets(n) you buy.

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Answer:

t=2.18n

Explanation:

Total cost is 6.54 for 3 tickets so divide 6.54 by 3 and you get price per ticket which is 2.18. Multiply that by how many tickets you want and you get your final price.

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