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You and some friends are to the museum. Each ticket cost $4.50

You and some friends are to the museum. Each ticket cost $4.50-example-1

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Solution: Part A

If n is the number of tickets purchased, write an equation that gives the total cost, c, of buying n tickets

Answer:

We know that a ticket costs $4.50

Now if n tickets are purchased, the total cost is given below:


c=4.50 * n

Therefore, the equation that gives the total cost, c, of buying n tickets is
c=4.50 * n

Part B:

Suppose the total cost for n tickets is $36. What is the total cost if one more ticket is purchased?

Answer: The number of tickets purchased, if the total cost = $36 is:


n=(36)/(4.5)


=8

Now if one more ticket is purchased, there will be 8 +1 =9 tickets.

Therefore, the cost of 9 tickets is:


c=4.50 * 9 = 40.5

Hence the total cost if one more ticket is purchased is $40.5

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