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Steve brought $36.75 to a state fair, Each ticket into the fair costs x dollars. Steve bought 3 tickets, write an expression that represents the amount of money in dollars steve had after he bought the
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Steve brought $36.75 to a state fair, Each ticket into the fair costs x dollars. Steve bought 3 tickets, write an expression that represents the amount of money in dollars steve had after he bought the tickets
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since he brought $36.75 to the fair and bought 3 tickets after he arrived the question should be considered incomplete due to $36.75 not being the total cost of the 3 tickets. for example the equation should be final value (F)should be set equal to $36.75 minus the cost of the tickets(3T) or more simply F=$36.75-3T.
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Let, the price of Each ticket = x
Amount of 3 tickets = 3x
Initial money = 36.75
Spend money = 3x
So, Final Amount = 36.75 - 3x
In short, Your Answer would be 36.75 - 3x
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