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The cost of a regular-price ticket to a San Francisco Giants baseball game was $60. During the World Series, the price increased by 2⁄5. What did the fans pay? A. $80 B. $65 C. …
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The cost of a regular-price ticket to a San Francisco Giants baseball game was $60. During the World Series, the price increased by 2⁄5. What did the fans pay? A. $80 B. $65 C. $69 D. $84
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First off, we need to determine what 2/5 is.
2/5 is 40% also known as .40
Now we multiply $60 by .40 and you get 24.
Now you add the two numbers.
60 + 24 = 84
The correct answer should be D, $84.
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