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The ratio of the cost of a ticket to the number of tickets is 15:1. If the Cox family spent $45 on tickets, how many tickets did they buy?
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The ratio of the cost of a ticket to the number of tickets is 15:1. If the Cox family spent $45 on

tickets, how many tickets did they buy?

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They bought 3 tickets! Hope this helps :) ✨

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