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The cost of 1 movie ticket is $7.50. The cost of 2 movie tickets is $15. Based on this constant rate of change, what is the cost of 4 movie tickets? (too lazy its 10:30) Thanks!…

The cost of 1 movie ticket is $7.50. The cost of 2 movie tickets is $15. Based on this constant rate of change, what is the cost of 4 movie tickets? (too lazy its 10:30) Thanks!…
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The cost of 1 movie ticket is $7.50. The cost of 2 movie tickets is $15. Based on this constant rate of change, what is the cost of 4 movie tickets?

(too lazy its 10:30)
Thanks!

User Rumes Shyaman
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30.00 You multiply 7.50 * 4 and it gives you 30 
User Arune
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Four tickets would cost $30. If you get the price of 2 tickets ($15) then multiply it by 2 then you will get your answer ;)
User Dmitry Senkovich
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