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Richard spent $95 on hockey tickets, while Dennis spent $57. If all the tickets were the same price, what was the price of one ticket? SHOW YOUR WORK

Richard spent $95 on hockey tickets, while Dennis spent $57. If all the tickets were the same price, what was the price of one ticket? SHOW YOUR WORK
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Richard spent $95 on hockey tickets, while Dennis spent $57. If all the tickets were the same price, what was the price of one ticket? SHOW YOUR WORK

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57 to get to 95, 95 divided by 5 is 19, and 19 times 3 is 57. the answer is $19 per ticket. richard bought 5 and dennis bought 3.
User Prashant Puri
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13 a ticket

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