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A baseball team sells tickets for two games. The ratio of sold tickets to unsold tickets for the first game was 7:3. For the second game the ratio was 13:2. There were 240 unsol…

A baseball team sells tickets for two games. The ratio of sold tickets to unsold tickets for the first game was 7:3. For the second game the ratio was 13:2. There were 240 unsol…
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A baseball team sells tickets for two games. The ratio of sold tickets to unsold tickets for the first game was 7:3. For the second game the ratio was 13:2. There were 240 unsold tickets for the second game. How many tickets we sold the first game.

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2:40, because unsold tickets were true? or no. ask yourself that
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