An online ticket broker charges a flat service fee of 6.50 per ticket sold you are interested in the total amount of money you must pay for a given number of tickets

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Jeevium · Answer 1 · 2023-09-21T21:07:51+0000

The broker charges $6.50 per ticket, therefore, the total amount will be directly related to the total number of tickets sold.

The two quantities that are changing in the situation are:

$Total\text{ amount, number of tickets.}$

Now, the total amount depends on the number of tickets sold, therefore, if we define

$\begin{gathered} Total\text{ amount=T,} \\ number\text{ of tickets=n,} \end{gathered}$

we can set the following equation:

Part a) Total amount, and the number of tickets.

Part b)

$\begin{gathered} Total\text{ amount =T,} \\ number\text{ of tickets=n.} \end{gathered}$

T is the dependant variable, and n is the independent variable.

Part c)