Answer:
# Input the number of adult and child tickets sold
num_adult_tickets = int(input("Enter the number of adult tickets sold: "))
num_child_tickets = int(input("Enter the number of child tickets sold: "))
# Calculate the gross box office
adult_ticket_price = 10.0 # Price of an adult ticket
child_ticket_price = 5.0 # Price of a child ticket
gross_box_office = (num_adult_tickets * adult_ticket_price) + (num_child_tickets * child_ticket_price)
# Calculate the net box office
distribution_percentage = 0.20 # Percentage of gross box office that goes to distributor
net_box_office = gross_box_office * (1 - distribution_percentage)
# Print the results
print(f"Gross Box Office: ${gross_box_office:.2f}")
print(f"Net Box Office: ${net_box_office:.2f}")
output
Enter the number of adult tickets sold: 50
Enter the number of child tickets sold: 20
Gross Box Office: $700.00
Net Box Office: $560.00
Step-by-step explanation:
In this example, we assume that an adult ticket costs $10 and a child ticket costs $5. We also assume that the distributor takes a 20% cut of the gross box office. The program takes the number of adult and child tickets sold as input from the user, calculates the gross and net box office, and then prints the results.