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asked Nov 19, 2016 61.0k views

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$420 for 15 tickets

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Divide 420 by 15 and that should help a little bit

Jason Gritman answered Nov 20, 2016

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28 because if you divide 240 by 15you will get 28

Wmakley answered Nov 25, 2016

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