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Concert tickets go on sale for $34.00 each PLEASE: Calculate (DONT ESTIMATE) the Constant of proportionality If the movie theatre seats 290 people, what is the maximum amount of…

Concert tickets go on sale for $34.00 each PLEASE: Calculate (DONT ESTIMATE) the Constant of proportionality If the movie theatre seats 290 people, what is the maximum amount of…
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Concert tickets go on sale for $34.00 each

PLEASE:
Calculate (DONT ESTIMATE) the Constant of proportionality

If the movie theatre seats 290 people, what is the maximum amount of money the theatre can bring in during a showing?

Concert tickets go on sale for $34.00 each PLEASE: Calculate (DONT ESTIMATE) the Constant-example-1
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9,860 would be the maximum for a 290 peoples audience for each seat at 34 dollars
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9,860 they could make maximum
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