Daily WordProblemsAmusement ParkWEEK 9• DAY 4Ana is meeting two friends at the.amusement park. The three of themwant to go on 7 rides. Each ride costs5 tickets. The tickets are sold in packs of20 for $5 or individually for 40cecoh1. How many tickets will they need?2. What is the least expensive way tobuy the tickets without having anytickets left over? How much willthe tickets cost?36

a) Given that 3 friends want to go on 7 rides. So total number of ride experience= 3×7=21 Given…

Ana is meeting two friends at the. amusement park. The three of them want to go on 7 rides. Each ride costs 5 tickets. The tickets are sold in packs of 20 for $5 or trndividually for 40c ecoh 1. How many tickets will they need? 2. What is the least expensive way to buy the tickets without having any tickets left over? How much will the tickets cost?

Ana is meeting two friends at the. amusement park. The three of them want to go on 7 rides. Each ride costs 5 tickets. The tickets are sold in packs of 20 for $5 or trndividually for 40c ecoh 1. How many tickets will they need? 2. What is the least expensive way to buy the tickets without having any tickets left over? How much will the tickets cost?

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter1: Equations, Inequalities, And Mathematical Modeling

Section1.3: Modeling With Linear Equations

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