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1 ticket for 50 cents. 25 tickets for 12 dollars. 50 tickets for 22.50. 75 tickets for 33 dollars. 100 tickets for 40 dollars. how would you suggest the students running the tic…

1 ticket for 50 cents. 25 tickets for 12 dollars. 50 tickets for 22.50. 75 tickets for 33 dollars. 100 tickets for 40 dollars. how would you suggest the students running the tic…
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1 ticket for 50 cents. 25 tickets for 12 dollars. 50 tickets for 22.50. 75 tickets for 33 dollars. 100 tickets for 40 dollars. how would you suggest the students running the ticket booth chnage the list of prices? explain your thinking​

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