Question

Explain your answer to the question in steps, explaining everything you did to get to it, thank you.

Answer 1

Answer: 5 (second top), 42 (third bottom) 9 (fourth top) 60 (last bottom).

Explanation:

First, we need to find the unit price, or the price for one ticket. To do this, we can divide 24 by 4, and 24/4 = 6. The unit price is $6 per ticket.

Now, we can continue with the table.

• Second top blank: Divide 30 by 6, and we get 5. The first top blank is 5. For 5 tickets, the cost is $30.
• Third bottom blank: Next, we can multiply 7x6 = 42. The cost for 7 tickets is $42.
• Fourth top blank: Then, divide 54 by 6. We get 9. The price for 9 tickets is $54.
• Last bottom blank: Finally, multiply 10x6 and we get $60. The price for 10 tickets is $60.

Hope this helps!