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P|z help. It seems that I've got myself in a bit of a pickle.

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(and more is coming after this one because this is one of those things where I can't see the next question until I answer the question I'm on ...)

P|z help. It seems that I've got myself in a bit of a pickle. view screenshot thank-example-1
User Ejjyrex
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Answer:

equation: C = 40P

cost for 13 people: 520 dollars

Explanation:

each person needs to pay $40, so we know that our C will be directly proportional to P where each P costs 40 dollars ( C = 40P )

we have 13 people so we replace the variable P with 13 ( C = 40(13) )

we multiply 13 by 40 and end up with C = 520, so we know that will be the cost for 13 people

User Gwyn Evans
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Answer:

Equation - C = 40P

Answer - $520 for 13 people

Explanation:

Using C = 40P, plug in 13 for P, making it C = 40 * (13). This equals $520 for 13 people. By multiplying the amount of people there is by the cost of each ticket, you get $520.

Hope this helps!! Good luck!

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