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According to the graph, what would be the cost of one ticket?

According to the graph, what would be the cost of one ticket?
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According to the graph, what would be the cost of one ticket?

According to the graph, what would be the cost of one ticket?-example-1
User Exception E
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Answer:

35

Explanation:

10 tickets is 350

So 1 tickets is 35

User Manishg
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Answer:

$35

Explanation:

you take a point off the graph and divide the cost of tickets by the number of tickets.

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