9514 1404 393
Answer:
(1, 55), (4, 220), (5, 275)
times 55
Explanation:
You know from life experience that the cost of tickets is often proportional to the number of tickets*. Here, you can check that by dividing the cost by the number of tickets for each of the table entries where both are given:
110/2 = 55 = 165/3
This tells you the cost of 1 ticket is 55. It also tells you the cost of 4 tickets will be 4×55 = 220, and the cost of 5 tickets will be 5×55 = 275.
In short, the cost in dollars is the number of tickets times 55.
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* Your life experience will also tell you that sometimes there is a "processing fee" that makes the relation non-proportional. No such fee is evident here.
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Alternate solution
Since the relation is proportional, you can find the cost of 1 ticket by dividing the cost of 2 tickets by 2: 110/2 = 55. You can find the cost of 4 tickets by doubling the cost of 2 tickets: 2×110 = 220. You can also find the cost of 5 tickets by adding the costs of 2 and 3 tickets: 110 +165 = 275.